Source: Daily_Mail
What the back pages say: I've got no problem with you, Rio Ferdinand tells John Terry
DAILY MAIL Fabio Capello wants to unleash the ?65million partnership of Wayne Rooney and Andy Carroll on Wales on Saturday. Dynamic duo! Capello wants to unleash Rooney and Carroll in Wales qualifier Also: Craig Bellamy is on his way back to Manchester City - news that is unlikely to be welcomed by City boss Roberto Mancini.I'll be back to face the music with Mancini, says on-loan Cardiff striker Bellamy England skipper: John TerryTHE SUN Rio Ferdinand has rung John Terry and told him: I've got no problem with you, mate. Lead us to victory against Wales. Also: Aston Villa have been ordered to 'Kick the c**p' out of Everton. DAILY MIRRORCraig Bellamy last night mocked the expectations heaped on England players - and blamed the pressure for their shambolic performances at the World Cup. Also: Manchester City bad boy Mario Balotelli has admitted to Italy coach Cesare Prandelli: 'I need help.'DAILY STAR Glen Johnson claims Fabio Capello's controversial decision to reinstate John Terry as captain will not split the England camp. Also: Sven Goran Eriksson has warned Fabio Capello to underestimate Wales at his peril. DAILY EXPRESSAndy Carroll is in line to partner Wayne Rooney as Fabio Capello considers unleashing the duo for the first time in England's Euro 2012 qualifier with Wales on Saturday. Also: David Luiz is convinced that Chelsea can pull off an unlikely double of the Premier League and Champions League. THE GUARDIANMohamed Bin Hammam, the FIFA presidential challenger who yesterday began wooing the UEFA delegates who will prove pivotal to his chances of unseating Sepp Blatter, has challenged his rival to a TV debate. Also: Lewis Hamilton has dismissed last year's double world championship winning Red Bull team as just a 'drinks company' and is confident McLaren can win back the Formula One crown. DAILY TELEGRAPH Andy Carroll will play alongside Wayne Rooney in England's new strike-force for the crucial Euro 2012 qualifier away to Wales on Saturday if he proves his fitness. Also: Dan Carter has revealed the full drama of how he had to flee for his own safety during the earthquake which struck Christchurch. THE INDEPENDENT The first shots in what is set to be a bitterly contested campaign to lead FIFA were fired last night with their target Mohamed bin Hammam, the man seeking to oust Sepp Blatter. Also: Stuart Holden has revealed that Jonny Evans has been in touch after his tackle rule the American out for six months. THE TIMES Mohamed Bin Hammam is ready to join forces with Michel Platini in his attempt to oust Sepp Blatter, the FIFA president. Also: The Football League has written to Stevenage to ask for their response after rival clubs alleged that the npower League Two side systematically feign injury in order to create 'time-outs' during games. Explore more:People: Craig Bellamy, Lewis Hamilton, John Terry, Fabio Capello, Glen Johnson, Andy Carroll, Sepp Blatter, Sven Goran Eriksson, Mario Balotelli, Wayne Rooney, Rio Ferdinand, Roberto Mancini Places: Manchester, Cardiff, Italy, Wales, United Kingdom Organisations: Football League