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February 03 2012

Norwich boss Paul Lambert expects his side to bounce straight back against Bolton after their midweek defeat left 'everybody hurting'.

Andre Villas-Boas is aware that former mentor Jose Mourinho would pose a serious threat to his position at Chelsea should he quit Real Madrid.

James Perch may be a fringe player at Newcastle, but the utility man feels he'd have been 'mad' to leave the club in the transfer window.

Leon Britton is looking for Swansea to respond positively to their Chelsea disappointment and start picking up points on their travels.

Chelsea boss Andre Villas-Boas has backed John Terry following the FA's decision to strip him of the England captaincy.

Mark Hughes feels Djibril Cisse and Bobby Zamora are shrewd additions to his QPR ranks, with both men proven in the Premier League.

Brendan Rodgers has aired his frustration at missing out on Ryan Bennett in January and has spoken of his desire to avoid striking too many loan deals.

Wolves boss Mick McCarthy feels his side can bounce back from their "dire" performance against Liverpool when they visit QPR on Saturday.

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger wants to go unbeaten for the rest of the season in order to please disgruntled fans.

Newcastle manager Alan Pardew is confident that striker Shola Ameobi will be unaffected after being racially abused.

Bolton manager Owen Coyle feels the club have been shrewd in the transfer market following the sale of Gary Cahill.

Sunderland manager Martin O'Neill has admitted that his concern is points in the Premier League rather than the position in the table. The former Aston Villa boss took over the reins at the Stadium of Light in December and has managed to amass 19 points, taking Sunderland into eighth spot in the table.Wednesday night's 3-0 victory over Norwich completed O'Neill's sixth win in nine outings since his arrival at the club, surpassing his initial expectations.

Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini insists there is no reason for his side to be losing sleep as the title race evens up once again. City had led the Premier League since October but defeat by Everton on Tuesday night paved the way for neighbours Manchester United to draw level on points. A second-half goal from former United midfielder Darron Gibson allowed the reigning champions to even the points tally, meaning they only trail on goal difference.

Luis Suarez's return from suspension can fire Liverpool towards their targets, according to Steven Gerrard.

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has admitted his disappointment at Jack Wilshere's injury setback.

Swansea boss Brendan Rodgers has hailed Swansea star Ashley Williams as 'invaluable'.

Ryan Nelsen is thrilled to have joined Tottenham but knows getting a game will be tough after labelling his centre-back rivals 'world-class'.

Martin Jol will be the latest manager to try and find a solution to the Manchester City conundrum when Fulham visit the Etihad on Saturday.

Daniel Sturridge wants to show Chelsea can still compete with Manchester United when they host the champions at Stamford Bridge on Sunday.