Portsmouth boss Harry Redknapp has told Spurs they can forget about signing keeper David James. (Daily Mirror)

Meanwhile, Tottenham have also made an approach to sign 25-year-old Italy stopper Marco Amelia from Serie A side Livorno. (Daily Star)

But Spurs defender Anthony Gardner wants to make his move to Everton permanent. (Daily Mirror)

Sevilla winger David Capel said he is delighted to have heard of interest in him from Spurs and Arsenal. (Telegraph)

Sheffield Wednesday are set to sign Chelsea striker Ben Sahar on loan. (Daily Star)

Manchester United are set to battle with Chelsea for signature of Reggina's Italy Under-16 player Vincenzo Camilleri. (Telegraph)

Brighton manager Dean Wilkins wants to make Dean Bowditch's loan spell from Ipswich permanent. (Daily Star)

Leeds have opted not to offer Paul Dalglish a contract after the 30-year-old had a trial. (Daily Star)

Lyon striker Karim Benzema is not intending to leave the French club to join Manchester United. (The Independent)

Manager David Irons is ready to quit SPL strugglers Gretna and take over at First Division Morton. (Scottish Sun)

Aston Villa boss Martin O'Neill has emerged as a serious contender to replace Rafa Benitez at Liverpool. (Daily Mirror)

Bristol Rovers are set to earn �1m as a result of their FA Cup exploits. (Daily Mirror)

Manchester City goalkeeper Joe Hart is set to win his first cap for England against France. (Daily Mirror)

Barnsley's FA Cup hero Brian Howard is looking to get a call-up to Scotland. (Daily Mirror)

West Ham's Craig Bellamy needs an abdominal operation that will rule him out for six weeks. (Daily Mirror)

Meanwhile, former Hammer Paolo Di Canio said he would like to manage the London club. (Telegraph)

Manchester United may be forced to hand back the �12m payment for John Obi Mikel. (The Times)

NBA star Stephen Nash and Spurs fan said he is in "casual contact" with the club's chiefs and would one day like to get involved with the White Hart Lane outfit. (The Guardian)

Portsmouth midfielder Richard Hughes thought his side had been drawn at Chelsea because his girlfriend's TV made the number six ball look like the number eight.

Harry Redknapp's team had, as we all know, been drawn away to Manchester United.

"I celebrated but soon realised," said Hughes.