Soccer Truth & Rumors: Dec. 19, 2006 Sports Illustrated
In order to protect against any threats to his future earnings potential, David Beckham has insured himself for $196 million, says The Times. The deal is so large it reportedly is spread out across several companies. -- Goal.com
Larsson "humbled" by Man Utd call Tribalfootball.com
Henrik Larsson limbered up for his loan spell at Manchester United by training with his new team-mates for the first time on Monday.
Finely-tuned Larsson times United arrival to perfection The Scotsman: Sport
HENRIK Larsson will be in excellent shape when he joins Manchester United on loan on 1 January, according to Helsingborgs coach Stuart Baxter.
Rocky Milan say roll on new year The Herald
"If Milan are what we saw tonight, then it is total darkness." The words of Carlo Ancelotti, the AC Milan manager, following their 2-0 defeat by Lille in the Champions League earlier this month, powerfully encapsulated the on and off-field traumas suffered by the Rossoneri over the past few months.
10 Reasons why Celtic can't believe the hype The Scotsman: Sport
THE Champions League draw looks favourable but the Parkhead club should fear Milan, says BEN LYTTLETON
Neville: Man Utd won't suffer fade-out Tribalfootball.com
Manchester United captain Gary Neville insists they will last the distance in this season's title race. "Chelsea are five points behind and obviously trying to suggest we are at the peak of our form and maybe we will slip away. I am not so sure we will," Neville told MUTV.
Kevin McCarra: Barcelona pose test for Benítez the schemer Guardian Unlimited
Rafael Benítez needs every tactical trick in his repertoire to guide Liverpool past Catalan giants, says Kevin McCarra.
Kevin McCarra: Barcelona pose test for Benítez the schemer Guardian Unlimited
Rafael Benítez will have to use every tactical trick in his repertoire to guide Liverpool past the Catalan giants, says Kevin McCarra.
'You are not better than us' Benitez warns Barcelona Independent
For a Madrileno it is the ultimate grudge match, but when you have also triumphed over them as manager of Valencia, then playing Barcelona in the Champions' League's last 16 takes on another dimension altogether.
A novel experience for Celtic, but Champions League is breeding a familiar contempt The Scotsman: Sport
FAMILIARITY'S tendency to breed contempt has always been a characteristic of domestic football.
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