The Offside Daily – Arsenal man’s Panini fiasco, Chelsea ‘Keeper update and Liverpool on crucial psychiatrist

10 of the best football stories of the day:

1. UEFA have now ruled that Thibaut Courtois can play when Atletico Madrid draw Chelsea in the Champions League Semi-Finals, without having to pay a fee.

2. Cardiff City have asked the FA to investigate a ‘leak’ of their team news before their game against Crystal Palace.

3. The Football League have cleared Massimo Cellino to take charge of Leeds United after a long running saga.

4. Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers has praised team psychiatrist Steve Peters for his work with the team this season.

5. Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger has blamed this seasons failure to mount and sustain a title challenge on injuries.

6. Check out this Brazilian lawyer who has taken his love for his country to the next level, only wearing yellow and green and eating foods of the same colour. (BBC News)

7. Arsenal’s Joel Campbell bought 100 packs of Panini World Cup Stickers to find himself……and still failed. (Metro)

8. English Footballers in an Australian match-fixing scandal would shout instructions from the sideline, in front of everyone. (The Australian)

9. England have already started forming their excusesfor this summers World Cup in Brazil. (The National)

10. According to FIFA rankings, Manchester United’s Antonio Valencia is the fastest player in the world….faster than Cristiano Ronaldo, who is 4th. (Cristiano Ronaldo Fan Site)

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