Chelsea manager Rafael Benitez voiced out his delight with the arrival of Demba Ba to Stamford Bridge on this current winter transfer window, stating that the Senegalese is someone they're looking for up front.

Unconvincing performance that Newcastle United been having for the most part of this season didn't go unnoticed by the Toon Army boss Alan Pardew as he confirmed his intention in getting reinforcements this January.

Newcastle United suffered another disappointment in the Premier League after they were beaten 2-1 by Everton on Wednesday, but that defeat apparently isn't the only that that troubled manager Alan Pardew as his top striker, Demba Ba is on the verge of moving to Chelsea.

Everton manager David Moyes was happy with his team's performance during their 2-1 victory against Newcastle United, stating that it was a deserved result for his team. Moyes said that his team played well from the start, but Moyes admitted that he was a little bit disappointed in the first half as his side's good play didn't get any reward.

The January transfer window is set to open and rumors keeps on growing into different direction, such as what's happening with Newcastle United striker Demba Ba, who according to the latest report could be staying at St James Park.

The future of Newcastle United forward, Demba Ba, has been questioned a lot recently especially with many interest coming from top clubs with Chelsea become the latest suitor. Commenting on the situation, the Magpies boss Alan Pardew admitted that his not 100% convinced about Ba's future with his team, but he hopes the striker will stay at least until the end of season.

The winter transfer window is set top open in just few hours and many European clubs are looking set to start their hunt for new players who can improve their team until the end of season.

Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson explained to the press about recent situation involving him with officials during his team's match against Newcastle United. Speaking to the press, Ferguson claims that his action was not as bad as many people commented and still under acceptable situation.

English FA decision in ignoring Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson's outburst during his side's clash against Newcastle United on midweek has also attracted comment from other coaches, with Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger among one of them.

After venting out his anger towards officials during Manchester United's clash against Newcastle United on midweek, the Red Devils boss turned his emotion on the Toon Army manager Alan Pardew.

Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson escaped punishment for his rather aggressive approach towards officials during his side's midweek clash against Newcastle United. Ferguson was spotted making some harsh protests towards referee, Mike Dean and his assistants after ruling out the decision to disallow Newcastle's second goal which happened due to Johnny Evans' own goal.

Newcastle finally picked up an important victory after beating Queens Park Rangers 1-0 on Saturday, giving a slight of relief for manager ALan Pardew who believes that his players deserved the three points for their effort.