ON MONDAY, WEST HAM UNITED AND SHEFFIELD UNITED ENDED THEIR BITTER 2 YEAR ROW OVER THE LEGALITY OF THEIR SIGNING OF ARGENTINE STRIKER CARLOS TEVEZ BY AGREEING AN OUT OF COURT SETTLEMENT WHERE THE CHAMPIONSHIP CLUB WILL RECIEVE WHAT IS RUMOURED TO BE BETWEEN £15-£20MILLION IN COMPENSATION FROM WEST HAM TO BE PAID IN INSTALMENTS OVER 5 YEARS.

But it seems that it is not over yet, just because the clubs have come to an agreement, it wont stop individuals themselves making their own compensation claims, and the first to go public with his intention to do so is former manager Neil Warnock, now at Crystal Palace.

MANCHESTER UNITED GOALKEEPER BEN FOSTER PUT HIS PERFORMANCE IN THE PENALTY SHOOTOUT WIN OVER TOTTENHAM IN THE CARLING CUP FINAL DOWN TO WATCHING TOTTENHAM PRACTISING PENALTIES ON HIS IPOD AS UNITED STAYED ON COURSE TO MAKE A CLEAN SWEEP OF ALL SIX TROPHIES AVAILABLE TO THEM THIS SEASON

With the Community Shield and World Club Championship in the bag,Man United achieved step 3 of their quest for greatness after a hard fought penalty kicks win over Tottenham to win the Carling Cup, Foster said of his success in the shootout "Just before the shootout I was looking at an iPod with goalkeeping coach Eric Steele. On it were images of Spurs taking penalties. I’d been told if O’Hara took a kick that he would probably go to my left. It was great that was exactly what happened and I managed to get a hand to it."