agreement and the conciliator drafted a proposed order memorializing the agreement. However, on the next day, via a letter, the mother notified the conciliator, the father's counsel, and the court that the agreement was rescinded. The mother supplemented her letter, dated October 4, 1991, with letters from two medical doctors. The doctors' letters indicated that the child may be adversely affected as a result of the proposed order's custody arrangement because the child was being breast-fed by the mother. For this reason, the mother asked in her letter for a hearing. The father countered with a letter, dated October 8, 1991, that addressed the breast-feeding issue. In this letter, the father reminded the judge of another breast-feeding case in which she ruled in favor of the father.
On OctoberBorussia Dortmund's sporting director has said he will not be drawn on "half-baked" speculation that Marco Reus could join Arsenal this summer.

There has been speculation in England for several weeks that Arsenal have identified Reus, 27, as potential replacement for Alexis Sanchez should the Chile international fail to agree a new contract at the Emirates Stadium.

On Wednesday, the rumours surfaced in the German media when Bild reported that Arsenal have initiated another attempt to lure Reus away from his hometown club and are prepared to offer €60 million.

Asked to comment by the tabloid, sporting director Michael Zorc said: "I won't waste my time with half-baked stuff. It's not known to me that Marco wants to leave us."

Marco Reus has been linked with a move to Arsenal in recent