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Spurs to Quadruple Defoe's Pay As Wengertries to Tie Up Sol Deal
TOTTENHAM have offered to quadruple the wages of Jermain Defoe in a desperate attempt to prevent him falling into of the clutches of Chelsea. They are prepared to make the the 22-year-old England striker easily the highest paid player in White Hart Lane history to prove to supporters that their resolve is not merely an artificial attempt to keep them happy.
Penalty Ordeal Cannot Stop Yakubu's Rescue
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Campbell Injury May Force Wenger to Take a Gamble On Kid Senderos
SOL CAMPBELL is set to be ruled out for a week, leaving Arsene Wenger to gamble on a teenager for Tuesday's clash at home to Manchester City. Campbell twisted his ankle during Arsenal's 3-1 win at Charlton yesterday and was replaced by Swiss youngster Philippe Senderos with six minutes left.