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If West Ham, Everton and Leicester all sack their managers this week, it'll be really interesting who they all go for, as other than Dyche (which you'd assume would go to one of them), their aren't many managers around at the moment that would fancy a relegation scrap. Even Scott Parker is in employment ATM

Just seen the Everton highlight, what was Pickford doing for the second goal? Just stands their and lets a very savable free-kick go in

Actually how good is Mudryk? I know he's got a good reputation and Shakhtar are playing hardball, but surely someone playing in the Ukrainian leagues isn't worth £100m?

Chat with the players as they're walking off the pitch, the fuck is this shit

Liverpool 9th and Chelsea 10 as it stands

If Bournemouth win this evening that bottom 6 will be delicious.

The Chelsea way of transfers is honestly hilarious at the moment, it's essentially looking at who is currently popular, going for that person with no plan or foresight as to if they're needed or a good fit for the club. They're essentially magpies, going for shiny things. Mudryk Sterling Felix Aubamayang All players that bought in the space of 6 month for big bucks that all play in similar positions to what they already have.

The current makeup of the top 10 is great to be honest, loads of different teams competing than just the usual 6 running away with it.

Lively start to the second half in the 3pms

I have absolutely nothing to base this on, but I feel like Gakpo is going to have a Liverpool career similar to what Bergwijn had at Spurs.

Brighton all over Liverpool atm.

Shaw starting at CB Vs Haaland, when Man United have Martinez and Maguire on the bench is an interesting one.

If (and it's a big if) we win tomorrow, who would we want to win in either of the following games: Man City Vs Man United Tottenham Vs Arsenal If Man United and Tottenham win, we'll only be a point behind Man City, and six behind Arsenal, but will still be level on points with Man United and only 2 points ahead of Tottenham. If Man City and Arsenal win, the gap between us and Man United goes to three points, and five points to Spurs, but we'd not have gained any ground on the two above us.

I don't think we're in a position to be talking about time wasting to be honest

Now only Barcelona have conceded less than us, given Juventus have just shipped 5 goals against Napoli.

Now, I know he's a really good player, and would vastly improve our squad, but... He was a right little bitch after we played them earlier in the season, and petulantly, I don't want little bitches

Howe's comments are pretty much perfect (as expected), and pretty much echo my own thoughts. Joelinton has been pretty much a model professional since being with the club, and has by all accounts done a load of outreach and community work since he joined. He made a crappy mistake, like we all do at times, but that doesn't define him as a person, and one action doesn't change everything before it, so as long as he uses it as a learning moment, and is genuinely remorseful and more importantly owns his mistake, then everything will be kosher. I'm a big believer that how you respond to mistakes is what defines you, everyone slips up every now and again, its natural and human, and so long as no-one gets hurt, what you do to rectify said mistake, is more important then the actual mistake itself.

Their "Welcome to Wrexham" doc was outstanding too, they seem to be really switched on with how important the club is to the area, and the burdon that is on their shoulders. Great to see people come in and treat an institution with such respect.

Goals from him this weekend then.