Paul Scholes

6. March 2010 | 20:20

Scholes eyes more silverware

Paul Scholes believes Manchester United’s Carling Cup triumph can act as a springboard to further success this season. (News Source: Soccer365 - 16:25:26)

Glazers to back Man Utd boss Ferguson in search for Scholes successor

Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson is launching a bid to find Paul Scholes’ long-term successor. The Manchester Evening News says the Glazers have vowed to back his hunt for a replacement for 35-year-old Scholes with the Â£80m from Cristiano Ronaldo ’s sale to Real Madrid still available. Portuguese midfielder Miguel Veloso and Croatian playmaker Milan Badelj are Fergie’s top targets … (News Source: tribalfootball.com - 12:05:44)

Live - Saturday football

Fulham and Tottenham battle it out to join Portsmouth in the FA Cup semi-finals, while Man Utd are at Wolves in the Premier League after wins for Arsenal and Bolton. (News Source: BBC News - 12:06:16)

Pick Your Manchester United Team To Face Wolverhampton Wanderers

Calling all armchair managers! The time has come to pit your wits against Sir Alex Ferguson and see whether he agrees with your team selection for Manchester United ’s Premier League match against Wolverhampton Wanderers . (News Source: Goal.com - 10:37:18)

Wolves v Man Utd

Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday’s game between Wolves and Manchester United in the Premier League. (News Source: BBC News - 14:41:42)

From Leeds police inspector to hotel inspector

His observational skills came in handy when he was fighting crime as a police inspector. (News Source: Yorkshire Evening Post - 08:06:39)

Martin O’Neill uses feeling of injustice as spur to send Villa back to Wembley

Martin O’Neill does not believe that Phil Dowd should be trusted to take charge of an Aston Villa match again this season. (News Source: Times Online - 22:19:42)

Park sets sights on Manchester United treble

Park Ji-Sung has set his sights on completing a hat-trick of trophies with Manchester United this season, and believes his team-mates have what it takes to add the Premier League and Champions League titles to the Carling Cup trophy they won last weekend. (News Source: ESPN Soccernet - 09:51:08)

Shaun Wright-Phillips shows true colours with contract demands

The first reaction on hearing that Shaun Wright-Phillips feels under-appreciated to be offered a new contract worth Â£70,000 a week is one of weary acceptance. This is England, after all - a country where football enjoys excess in all areas. (News Source: Guardian Unlimited - 18:11:04)

For many stars, national-team duty a revolving door

It was the ultimate expression of modern player power. In January, Sweden’s Zlatan Ibrahimovic announced he was “taking a break” from international football. The Barcelona forward will not play for the Swedish national team for the foreseeable future. (News Source: Sports Illustrated - 18:24:52)

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