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On Friday, the English press writes about talks regarding the England coach's position, a soon-to-begin investigation into transfer dealings in the player market, Stewart Downing's plans to return to "Middlesbrough," and "Man Utd's" desire to acquire Didier Zokora.
"Bolton" coach Sam Allardyce parted ways with David Beckham due to the latter's statements about the new England national team manager needing experience in the Champions League or international competitions ("The Sun," "The Star").
An unprecedented investigation into player market fraud is brewing in English football leagues ("The Mirror," "Daily Mail").
Stewart Downing has recovered from a knee injury and plans to return to "Middlesbrough" ranks on Saturday ("The Sun").
Gary Megson stated that he was forced to leave "Nottingham Forest" due to the disrespectful behavior of fans ("The Sun").
"Man Utd" intends to offer £6 million for Ivory Coast defender Didier Zokora ("The Mirror").
Lithuanian forward Marian Pahars, who suffered from injuries for three years, is asking for a new contract from "Southampton" manager George Burley ("Daily Star").
Shay Given claims that coach Glenn Roeder has transformed the survival-fighting "Newcastle" team into one that could now contend for a place in a European tournament ("The Sun").
"Tottenham" refused to loan defender Calum Davenport to "Leeds" ("The Sun").
Ricardo Carvalho warned "Barcelona" that "Chelsea" could mimic Lionel Messi in the Champions League return matches and take on acting roles ("Daily Express," "Daily Star").
