The top stories from papers and websites - 13 October 2012

• Roy Hodgson was raging after a horror challenge put Theo Walcott in hospital.


• John Terry will not tell the FA whether he intends to appeal against his misconduct conviction until at least the middle of next week.


• Kolo Toure fears being kicked out of Manchester City.


• Arsenal flop Marouane Chamakh is being offered the chance to return to Bordeaux.


• Jermaine Pennant insists his loan move to Wolves is not down to a row with Stoke boss Tony Pulis.


• Swindon boss Paolo Di Canio dreams of being England manager.


• Newcastle and Aston Villa are trailing Burnley's Charlie Austin.

• Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich is planning a £46million swoop for Atletico Madrid striker Radamel Falcao.


• Charlton want to make Paul Elliott the first black chairman in English football.


• Mark Hughes is facing a crisis at QPR as Harry Redknapp casts a giant shadow over the club.


• Bordeaux want to re-sign Arsenal misfit Marouane Chamakh in January.


• John Heitinga is keen to sign a new deal at Everton after opening contract talks.


• Kolo Toure claims Roberto Mancini is trying to force him out of Manchester CIty.

• Roque Santa Cruz is happy to turn his back on the Premier League.


• Newcastle's walking wounded are winning their battles to be fit for next weekend's derby clash with Sunderland.

• Liverpool are ready to turn to Newcastle's Demba Ba in their search for a striker after being warned off top target Son Heung-min.


• Roman Abramovich has told Chelsea to press ahead with a £46million move for Radamel Falcao.


• QPR chairman Tony Fernandes has ruled out a move for Harry Redknapp.

• One of the most unhappy sagas in football's history of club ownership may finally be nearing its conclusion after the Football League declined to approve the bid by the Hong Kong-based businessman Balram Chainrai to take over Portsmouth again.

• The Anfield club have also been linked with a New Year move for Celtic hotshot Gary Hooper.

• Crystal Palace boss Dougie Freedman has told Manchester City, Liverpool and Arsenal that they'll have to bid in excess of £11million for in-form England Under-21 winger Wilfried Zaha.