Source: Daily_Mail
What the back pages say: Parry left Liverpool because he could not find a buyer, Redknapp backs Unit
DAILY MAIL[LNB]Carling Cup hero Ben Foster has revealed how an iPod helped him win the first trophy of his career as Manchester United beat Tottenham in a penalty shoot-out at Wembley.[LNB]Foster on the spot as United stay on course for clean sweep[LNB][LNB] Also: Martin Johnson will sit his squirming England team down behind closed doors this morning and show them exactly why they ought to be ashamed of themselves.[LNB]Jonno prepares to screen a video nasty to shock his troops[LNB][LNB]No cash buyer: Rick Parry[LNB] DAILY MIRROR[LNB]England's chance of winning the series in the West Indies has been yanked from under their feet after conceding their second highest total in history. [LNB]Battering Ram Sarwan hits series out of England's grasp [LNB][LNB]Also: Rick Parry left Liverpool after trying - and failing - to find a major mega-bucks buyer for the club.[LNB]MIDDLESBROUGH 2 LIVERPOOL 0: Admit it Rafa, your rabble have blown it[LNB][LNB]THE SUN[LNB]Harry Redknapp is convinced Manchester United can make history this season by winning five trophies. [LNB]UNITED 0 SPURS 0 (United win 4-1 on penalties): It's Big Ben's finest hour[LNB][LNB]Also: Andrew Strauss and his shattered bowlers were on their knees after conceding the second highest total ever made against England.[LNB]DAILY STAR[LNB]Wembley hero Ben Foster last night revealed the amazing secret of his penalty shoot-out brilliance. [LNB]Also: James DeGale has vowed to turn the jeers to cheers after cruising to a comfortable but cautious professional debut win on Saturday.[LNB]Idiots won't bother me, insists DeGale [LNB][LNB]DAILY EXPRESS[LNB] Carling Cup hero Ben Foster joined the iPod generation to earn Manchester United a penalty shoot-out success over Tottenham in the final. [LNB]Also: Phil Vickery says England's players have put their own heads on the block withthe rampant indiscipline which contributed to the 14-13 Six Nations defeat against Ireland.[LNB]THE TIMES[LNB]Sir Alex Ferguson hailed Ben Foster as his Carling Cup final match-winner last night and tipped his young goalkeeper to establish himself as England's number one for years to come. [LNB]Also: Martin Johnson has given his England team as much rope as any self-respecting group of professional sportsmen deserve. Now he must hang someone and Danny Care, by the sheer stupidity of the actions that earned him a yellow card, offered himself up to the executioner at Croke Park.[LNB]THE GUARDIAN[LNB] The Manchester City striker Craig Bellamy will see a specialist in London tomorrow over a knee problem sustained during his team's 1-0 defeat at West Ham United yesterday as an injury crisis added to the pressure on Mark Hughes. [LNB]WEST HAM 1 MAN CITY 0: Savio upstages Bellamy at Upton Park[LNB][LNB]Also: Martin O'Neill last night admitted that Aston Villa were guilt of "over-confidence" after Stoke City scored twice in the last two minutes to salvage a draw and leave his team without a victory in five matches. [LNB]VILLA 2 STOKE 2: O'Neill's men blow great chance to cement Arsenal's fate[LNB][LNB]THE DAILY TELEGRAPH[LNB] International batsmen will be forced to adjust their techniques if the experiment with video referrals is extended, according to the England and Wales Cricket Board's director of umpires. [LNB]Also: Football Association chairman Lord Triesman insists there is "life in the corpse" of goal-line technology.[LNB]THE INDEPENDENT[LNB]Sir Alex Ferguson admitted that Manchester United had been fortunate to win the Carling Cup - and said that his team owed their triumph to goalkeeper Ben Foster.[LNB] Also: Just as Martin O'Neill had Aston Villa supporters eating out of his hand once more, along came a collapse so dramatic and unexpected that he became a bigger centre of attention than ever on his 57th birthday.[LNB] [LNB]
