The top stories from papers and websites - 5 February 2012

• Andre Villas-Boas is fighting to save his Chelsea career as there are worrying splits in the Stamford Bridge camp.


• John Terry planned to announce his retirement from international football after Euro 2012.


• Steve Bould is hot favourite to take over as Arsene Wenger's new right-hand man next season.


• Theo Walcott is set to give Arsenal a boost by signing a new contract.


• Steven Pienaar has warned Tottenham that Luka Modric will be targeted by the top clubs again this summer.

• Cristiano Ronaldo could make a spectacular return to English football in the summer.

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• Roy Keane is ready to return to football with struggling Millwall.


• Fernando Torres insists he is happy at Chelsea at has no plans to quit in the summer.


• Steven Gerrard reckons complacency is behind Liverpool's latest botched title attempt.


• Joe Jordan is convinced Andy Carroll will become a legend at Liverpool.

• FA Chiefs are drawing up a code of conduct to crack down on England's misbehaving stars.


• Paul Scholes is set to stay on at Manchester United for another season.


• Carlo Ancelotti has called on the decision to strip John Terry of the England captaincy as "nonsense".


• Chelsea's Gary Cahill has vowed to become a regular fixture for club and country.


• Steven Pienaar reckons Tottenham's success could collapse around them if they lose Harry Redknapp and Luka Modric in the summer.


• Blackburn's Junior Hoilett is bound for Germany with Bayern Munich leading the race for his signature.


• Hugo Rodallega has told Wigan he will quit the club in the summer.


• West Ham's Frederic Piquionne is a loan target for Birmingham.


• Arsenal head the queue to sign Crewe wonderkid Nick Powell in a £1.25m deal for next season.


• Aston Villa's Stephen Ireland is a target for LA Galaxy.


• Southampton are ready to agree terms with Stoke over a loan swoop for Danny Collins.


• Huddersfield are ready to pay £1m for Crystal Palace's Sean Scannell.

• Rangers were ready to sell Kyle Lafferty last week before the transfer window closed.


• Lee Wallace has hit back at the cynics who think Rangers' season is as good as over following the sale of Nikica Jelavic.


• Sir Alex Ferguson says 'keeper David ge Gea would be getting an easier ride if he was not at Manchester United.


• Kenny Dalglish says that Spurs have to be considered as genuine Premier League title contenders.