Brendan Rodgers, the Liverpool manager, is not amused

Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers insists his side's season is not over following their Europa League exit.

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Wenger backs Platini cash curbs

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger feels clubs should not be able to spend "artificial money".

Arshavin deal ignored at Premier League meeting

The Andrei Arshavin saga finally looks to be at an end after today's Premier League board meeting passed without discussion of the transfer.

Gazidis plays down Arshavin 'drama'

Arsenal chief executive Ivan Gazidis feels the protracted transfer of Andrei Arshavin has been overly "dramatised".

Arsenal complete Arshavin signing

Arsenal have confirmed the signing of Russia playmaker Andrei Arshavin.

Arsenal fans await Arshavin confirmation

Arsenal fans were this morning still waiting on official confirmation of the Gunners' bid to land Andrei Arshavin.

Arsenal persistence set to pay off over Arshavin

Arsenal hope to announce today that they have finally signed Andrei Arshavin for a club record £15m fee, which could rise to as much as £17m, after a day of extraordinary brinksmanship that, for several hours at least, left the deal severely in the balance.

Arsenal will not budge on Arshavin transfer

Wenger defends his lucrative contract and club's thrifty spending policy

Arshavin demands threaten Arsenal move

Andrei Arshavin's move to Arsenal is in danger of collapse because of the player's refusal to reign in his financial demands, Zenit St Petersburg general director Maxim Mitrofanov told Reuters today.

Arsenal at last close in on record deal for Arshavin

Arsenal appear to have finally struck a deal to sign Andrei Arshavin from Zenit St Petersburg for what would eventually be a club record fee of £17m. Sources in Russia claimed last night that Arsenal had raised their offer to sign the 27-year-old, who can play as a striker or attacking midfielder, close to his club’s valuation.

Arsenal continue Arshavin chase

Arsenal look to be closing in on their pursuit of Russia international Andrei Arshavin - provided they can overcome the hurdle of the "unacceptable" fee demanded by Zenit St Petersburg, according to the player's agent.

Denilson trial is win-win for Bolton

Bolton manager Gary Megson today insisted he has nothing to lose by taking former Brazil superstar Denilson on trial.

Arshavin in new link to Arsenal

Russian's visit to Emirates Stadium raises speculation but cash remains a barrier

Larsson is out of reach for Everton

Everton manager David Moyes has a 30-strong list of strikers to work from in the January transfer window but he is resigned to Henrik Larsson not being the man to meet the club's desperate need for firepower.

Uefa confident game will go ahead despite bomb blast

Uefa are confident tonight's Champions League clash between Zenit St Petersburg and Juventus will go ahead despite an explosion in the Russian city this morning.

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