The utmost effective stories making Wednesday's straight back pages in the UK... The Sun: Didier Drogba feels Chelsea need Jose Mourinho right back as manager. Daily Mirror: Paolo Di Canio pledged to kick his players, 'hit people' and avoid 'anarchy' in a bid to save lots of Sunderland from relegation. Also: Mark Hughes can change Neil Warnock for the 2nd time in 15 weeks after being arranged by Leeds. Daily Star: Paolo Di Canio thinks he can save Sunderland from the fall - because he's just like Jose Mourinho. Punishment won't be faced by also: Chris Samba for a foul-mouthed attack on a troll who racially abused him. Daily Mail: New Sunderland boss Paolo Di Canio announced herself 'The Unique One' after vowing to keep the membership in the Barclays Premier League. Also: Manchester United have caused massive dilemmas for the 2015 Rugby World Cup by extracting Old Trafford as a venue for the competition. Everyday Express: Paolo Di Canio believes he's Sunderland's response to Jose Mourinho after calling himself 'The Initial One.' Metro: Vitesse Arnhem striker Wilfried Bony has opened the doorway to a move to West Ham after revealing a summer go on to Upton Park is really a apossibilitya. Also: David Beckham helped Paris Saint-Germain earn a 2-2 pull against Barcelona in the first leg of the Champions League quarter-final tie yesterday. Everyday Telegraph: Didier Drogba's debt to Jose Mourinho is really serious that, on the cusp of tonight's evocative confrontation together with his former tutor at the Santiago Bernabeu, he is convinced that the next thing for the restless Portuguese should be a fantastic come back to Chelsea. Also: Brendan Rodgers has attemptedto reduce speculation relating Pepe Reina with Barcelona by saying he's 'hopeful' that the Spanish goalkeeper may remain at Liverpool next time. The Times: Didier Drogba believes Chelsea should restore Jose Mourinho as director come july 1st. The Guardian: Paolo Di Canio created himself as 'the Initial One' yesterday. Also: Didier Drogba believes Jose Mourinho has 'unfinished business' at Chelsea and says he'd likely be operational to a with him if the Portuguese makes a go back to Stamford Bridge this summer. The Independent: Real Madrid would be the subject of a European Commission investigation following allegations they've received illegal state aid, your decision on which is overdue and will be of great interest to the kind of Manchester City and Chelsea, under pressure to conform to Uefa Financial Fair Play restrictions. Also: Christopher Samba has said sorry for Monday night's dismal effectiveness in QPR's 3-2 defeat at Fulham after he gifted the hosts both starting goals.
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