The Offside Daily – Manchester United fans target wrong twitter Moyes, Liverpool’s summer plans and Chelsea to rest players at Anfield

10 of the best football stories of the day:

1. Paul Scholes has returned to Manchester United to help Ryan Giggs for the final few games of the season.

2. Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho has talked about resting key players for their huge game at Anfield this weekend.

3. Liverpool are set to give Brendan Rodgers a ‘significant’ transfer fund for a summer spending spree.

4. Both John Terry and Petr Cech and are set to miss Chelsea’s run in after injuries last night against Atletico Madrid.

5. Barcelona’s summer transfer ban has been suspended until the clubs appeal is resolved.

6. VIDEO – Football spectators in Bolivia have been spooked by a ghost who seems to run through fans and barriers. (Daily Mail)

7. German fans could be allowed to be late for work on days Germany play in the World Cup if Working Unions get their way. (Metro)

8. A Vietnamese football club, who have admitted to match fixing, have been allowed to advance in the AFC Cup, the competition they admitted fixing. (Eurosport AU)

9. A Wiltshire football club, whose pitch was flooded six times over the winter, are ‘days from closing’ after not being able to play for months. (Western Daily Press)

10. Manchester United fans took to twitter during David Moyes’ sacking, but one Sarah Moyes was accidentally targeted by the Red Devils faithful. (Mirror)

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