Paper Talk: John Terry visits Poundworld, Liverpool splash cash, Wenger rues costly loss Welling United's Joe Healy scored an absolute screamer in the Conference football side's 1-1 draw with Grimsby Town. Wenger rues costly loss, LFC make surprise signing, Terry visits Poundworld, Neymar amazes. Source: ABC PAPER Talk is jam-packed with the best news and video, as John Terry visits Poundworld and Liverpool make a surprise signing. But we kick off with a screamer from lower league football. Check out Welling United's Joe Healy's screamer against Grimsby Town at the top of this page. In probably the most immature, yet humorous, story doing the rounds on Thursday, Chelsea skipper John Terry was snapped shopping in Poundworld - a UK discount retailer. Chelsea captain John Terry pocketed a few bargains after nipping into a Poundland store. It's funny enough that a former England captain, who earns a staggering $308,000 a week, would do his shopping at a dollar store, but even funnier is the name of the retailer, considering Terry's well publicised past indiscretions. The transfer window doesn't open for another few weeks, but Liverpool have already splashed the cash, signing American presenter Amanda Burden for the club's official TV channel, LFC TV. LFC TV's newest signing, Amanda Burden. Burden, previously worked as a crime and news reporter in California, joins former Miss World Rosanna Davison on Liverpool's books. "To work with such a famous football club from England here in New York was a great experience," Burden said after filming her first piece for LFC TV. Flying in the Premier League, Arsenal were brought crashing back down to Earth with a costly Champions League defeat on Thursday morning. A late Borussia Dortmund winner against Marseille in Group F's other match saw the Gunners limp into the round of 16, but it's not all good news for Arsene Wenger's men, who finished the group as runners up. Their humbling 2-0 to Napoli means they now face the daunting prospect of meeting Barcelona, Bayern Munich, Real Madrid, Paris Saint-Germain or Atletico Madrid in the knockout stages. Wenger is under no illusions as to the challenge that lies ahead, and didn't hide his disappointment following the defeat in Naples. We regret we are not top. That is the frustration because you feel it was open to do better," he said. But it could have been worse tonight as well. If you look at the teams (through), you know we will have a difficult draw. On the other hand, we qualified for the 14th consecutive year for the last 16. Maybe No 14 will give us a bit of luck. Ashley Young has hit back at claims he's a perennial diver, insisting it's up to referees to pass judgment. The Manchester United and England winger has been involved in a diving storm following several contentious incidents in the past 12 months. But speaking for the first time about the issue, Young says the onus is on referees to make the right decisions. Manchester United's English midfielder Ashley Young says he's no diver. "I think it's one to ask the ­referees - they are the ones ­giving free-kicks and penalties," Young said after United's win over Shakhtar Donetsk on Wednesday. Refs have got tough decisions to make, they have a tough time out there ­making decisions, but I think they have made the right decisions. I don't take notice of the ­headlines or the debates. That's for the media to ­debate and everyone is ­entitled to have their say on it. For me, the referees have made decisions and that's it. It's been talked about obviously by the previous manager and the current manager, but that's in-house. Look out Europe, Gerardo Martino says Barcelona's 6-1 drubbing of Celtic was their best performance of the season and there's more to come. Brazil superstar Neymar came of age in a Barcelona jersey on a night when he notched his first hat-trick for the club, and Martino was quick the praise the superstar's performance in Lionel Messi's absence. "Neymar didn't start well, he had to adapt to the centre-forward position, but after the first goal he showed what he can do," the Barca manager told reporters. What amazes me most about Neymar is how he's involved with the team, how he helps to recover balls - that's rare for such a player. Arsenal legend Thierry Henry says Manchester United have lost their fear factor since the arrival of new boss David Moyes. Henry admits that in his time with Arsenal, a match with United - under the guidance of Sir Alex Ferguson - at Old Trafford invariably meant a long journey home without so much as a point. United are currently languishing in ninth place in the Premier League, 13 points behind Arsenal and they have lost their last two games at home to Everton and Newcastle. And Henry says that unless United recreate their fearsome reputation at Old Trafford, they are unlikely to be in the title-running come May. Former Arsenal player Thierry Henry says Man United have lost their fear factor. "When we went to Manchester United, I can say it now, we knew they were going to come out strong," said Henry, who was in the Sky studios to provide analysis on the Champions League. But now when I see teams going to Old Trafford, they are not even scared. They play. Some teams didn't even pass the halfway line. But when I see teams now, they are comfortable - they pass the ball around. Raja Casablanca have knocked Auckland City out of the FIFA Club Wprlc Cup in the opening round with the Moroccan club scoring a late winner. They need to recreate the fear they used to have. Then they will be all right. Sky Sports How about this for a stitch up? Thierry Henry and Garry Neville had a bit of fun, at Jamie Redknapp's expense, while presenting the Arsenal-Napoli game. Talking about midfielders tracking strikers, Neville brought up some old vision of Redknapp failing to keep up with a rampaging Henry from back in the day. Trying to keep it together, the pair obviously took a lot of joy pointing out their old sparring partner's defensive flaws. Check it out here.