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David Beckham: Galaxy contract at an end
WARNOCK: BECKHAM MOVE POSSIBLE

Neil Warnock says David Beckham could join QPR - but might not get in the side.
Beckham savoured success on Sunday night as Los Angeles Galaxy beat Houston Dynamo to claim the MLS title, but his contract with the American club is now set to expire.
The former England captain's future has become subject of intense speculation, with big-spending Paris St Germain interested in taking him to the French capital if he decides not to stay with the Galaxy.
Beckham has also been linked with a return to the Premier League and ambitious QPR owner Tony Fernandes has made no secret of his admiration for the 36-year-old.
Warnock stated last week that he was not considering Beckham as an option, and he remains sceptical about whether a move will materialise.
However, the QPR boss knows it would be wrong to rule out anything with Fernandes at the helm.
"I personally can't see where he is going to get in the team at the moment, and I can't see him wanting to come as a squad player," Warnock told Sky Sports News.
Asked if it was conceivable that Beckham would end up at Loftus Road, Warnock added: "Anything is conceivable, with the guys in charge.
"We weren't far away from Scott Parker on deadline day and we took the six or seven players that we did."

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Kightly (right): Happy at Watford
KIGHTLY PROLONGS WATFORD STAY

On-loan winger Michael Kightly has extended his stay at Championship strugglers Watford until early January.
Kightly moved to Vicarage Road on a month-long deal in October to build up his fitness after enduring a tough couple of seasons with Wolves due to injuries.
The 25-year-old will now stay with Sean Dyche's squad until January 3, and he admits he is pleased to have the opportunity to get more games under his belt.
"I didn't play the number of games I'd like to have done last month, so it's great to have the chance to put that right first of all," Kightly said. "There's no big-time Charlies here and I've had a great time.
"I've been impressed with the club as a whole; everyone works hard and is pulling in the same direction, which you don't always get I know from talking to players elsewhere.
"I've got more to give, though. I'm feeling great now, thanks to the medical staff here, and I want to keep contributing to the team's development and achievements."

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Grant Leadbitter: Has a fan in Cotterill
COTTERILL COOLS LEADBITTER INTEREST

Steve Cotterill thinks he is likely to cool his interest in signing Ipswich midfielder Grant Leadbitter now he is at Nottingham Forest.
Cotterill tried to sign Leadbitter while he was in charge at Portsmouth, having a bid for the Ipswich captain rejected by the Suffolk club.
Since then, Leadbitter - who is in the final year of his contract - has turned down a new deal at Portman Road, while Cotterill has taken over at Forest.
Cotterill admits he is still a big admirer of the 25-year-old, but is no longer interested in signing him.
"There was some interest when I was at Portsmouth, yes," said Cotterill following the npower Championship clash between the two clubs at the City Ground on Saturday.
"I've been an admirer of Grant Leadbitter for a long time but it wasn't something I wanted made public as I like to do things properly.
"I don't know whether that interest will be renewed at Nottingham Forest though simply because we have a lot of central midfield players. There are other positions we probably need to look at."