Football: Prosinecki wants move to English club
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Your support makes all the difference.The Croatian midfielder Robert Prosinecki yesterday claimed that both Newcastle United and Tottenham are interested in signing him.
"Newcastle have contacted me," Prosinecki told Tottenham's Clubcall service, "but Tottenham Hotspur are also interested."
The former Barcelona and Real Madrid playmaker, currently back home with Croatia Zagreb revealed that he would like to move to England and envisaged no problems adapting to the game here. "After my time in Spain, I know that I would have no problems settling after living there."
Middlesbrough's manager, Bryan Robson, will not pay over the odds for the Wimbledon striker Dean Holdsworth. Robson has only part of Fabrizio Ravanelli's pounds 5.3m fee from the move to Marseilles to spend. Some of it will go to Juventus as the final pay-off on his pounds 7m move to the Riverside Stadium last year.
Holdsworth worked under Robson when he was in the England B squad. The Boro manager said: "Holdsworth is the best available but I am looking at other players as well."
Bolton Wanderers will have to do without Mark Fish for a month. The South African defender, who arrived from Lazio only last month for pounds 2.5m, underwent a cartilage operation after exploratory checks showed some damage.
Jamie Redknapp has completed his first full game since breaking his leg playing for England last May. The midfielder was one of three Liverpool comeback men who took part in a practice match against Crewe yesterday. The other two, Neil Ruddock and Ovyind Leonhardsen, also came through the specially-arranged run-out unscathed. Crewe won the game 1-0.
Coventry City have lodged an appeal with the Football Association following Dion Dublin's dismissal in Sunday's Premiership game at Blackburn. The Sky Blues want the referee, Peter Jones, to view a video of the incident when Dublin clashed with Colin Hendry and was sent off for allegedly using his elbow.
Carlisle United may face punishment after referee Jeff Winter was hit in the face by an object thrown from a home fans' area as he walked off the pitch at half-time during the Coca-Cola Cup tie against Tottenham at Brunton Park on Tuesday.
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