Pardew unconcerned by Cabaye buy-out rumours  Newcastle United
manager Alan Pardew is unmoved by reports claiming midfielder
Yohan Cabaye can buy out his own contract for £6 million.  The
St James' Park outfit rejected overtures from Arsenal in the
close-season, with Arsene Wenger's men offering a reported £10
million sum, while Paris Saint-Germain have previously been
linked with a move for the France international.  Cabaye looks
unlikely to be sold in the January transfer window, but reports
in the media surfaced on Thursday that Cabaye could potentially
take matters into his own hands.  But Pardew remained relaxed on
the issue, saying: "It doesn't worry me. The point you are
raising is something that has been raised at an international
level, it's not isolated to Yohan Cabaye.    Meanwhile, Pardew
admits he would like to add to his squad in the transfer window
with forwards Luuk de Jong and Remy Cabella rumoured to be
potential targets, but the 52-year-old confirmed the club had
made no bids thus far.  He