28.12.2011 Football Headlines

28.12.2011 Football Headlines:

[1].'Xavi and Lionel Messi are immense, but Real Madrid's Cristiano
Ronaldo deserves Fifa Ballon d'Or', says ex-Barcelona star Emmanuel
Petit.
[2].President: Corinthians will make another approach for
Manchester City's Carlos Tevez.
[3].Santos president Luis Alvaro Ribeiro laughs off reports linking
Neymar with move to Barcelona in 2014.
[4].Gareth Bale hails vital Tottenham win over Norwich City.
[5].Chelsea's Florent Malouda
threatens to leave: I cannot be happy with this playing time.
[6].AC Milan's Alexandre Pato:
Massimiliano Allegri must tell me how he wants me to improve.
[7].Santos' Neymar and Universidad de Chile's Eduardo Vargas lead race
for South American Player of the Year.
[8].Agent: Manchester United's
Dimitar Berbatov in contact with Bayer Leverkusen over potential transfer.
[9].Gaitan, Hulk, Capdevila& more- the Portuguese Liga stars who could
be leaving their clubs in January.
[10].Mario Balotelli and Antonio Di Natale will start for Italy
against the USA, says Cesare Prandelli.
[11].I couldn't do what David Beckham does: Real Madrid's Zinedine
Zidane hails Paris- Saint Germain target
[12].Barcelona's Andres Iniesta: I hope Lionel Messi or Xavi wins the
Fifa Ballon d'Or.
[13].Mario Balotelli gives early Christmas presentto Manchester
drinkers with £1000 bar tab.
[14].Inter's Diego Forlan: Giampaolo Pazzini, Diego Milito and I
havenot forgotten how to score.
[15].Thiago Silva: I want to be AC Milan captain and stay for 10 more years.
[16].'I never saw better than him' – Gerard Houllier lauds David
Beckham amidst PSG speculation.
[17].Spain will not win Euro2012, says ex-Germany coach Berti Vogts.
[18].Arsene Wenger disappointed after Arsenal's home draw with Wolves.
[19].Manchester City ready to offer €30 million for Lille's Eden
Hazard, claims agent.
[20].Tottenham's Harry Redknapp hails 'unplayable' Gareth Bale after
2-0 win over Norwich City.
[21].Germany's Philipp Lahm: Spain are favourites for Euro 2012.
[22].Chelsea's Andre Villas-Boas confirms talks with Bolton
Wanderersfor Gary Cahill