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Last Updated: Friday, 8 July, 2005, 07:30 GMT 08:30 UK

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Friday's gossip column

All the latest football gossip from Friday's papers.
Thursday's gossip

British Olympic Association chairman Craig Reedie says there is "no problem" over a combined Great Britain football team for the 2012 Games, despite the Scottish Football Association saying they are not interested (The Sun).

On-loan Walter Pandiani says he is leaving Deportivo la Coruna for Birmingham because he "has established a special bond" with boss Steve Bruce (Mirror).

Rangers and Tottenham are both interested in Manchester United's Kieran Richardson, who could return to West Brom on loan (Independent).

Liverpool are to offer Southampton �6.5m for Peter Crouch (Guardian).

West Brom manager Bryan Robson has assured Robert Earnshaw and Geoff Horsfield they do have a future at the club (Express).

Liverpool could be poised to hijack Valencia midfielder Lamine Sissoko's proposed move to Everton (Telegraph).

Blackburn manager Mark Hughes says he persuaded Craig Bellamy to join the club when they were both guests at the wedding of former Welsh international Clayton Blackmore (Times).

Juventus are still interested in Arsenal's Patrick Vieira despite the London club having not responded to their inquiries (Independent).

Real Madrid striker Michael Owen is ready to switch to arch-rivals Barcelona in a bid to get more regular first-team football (Sun).

Liverpool's Champions League opponents TNS have placed an advert on the internet seeking "players with a proven track record at a high standard" to join their team (Mirror).

Wolves striker Kenny Miller says he will happily see out the remaining year of his contract to earn a move to Sunderland next season, as he would like to be closer to home (Record).

Wigan and Sheffield Wednesday are chasing Rangers defender Maurice Ross (Record).

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