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I don't think you overplay it's just all so slow and ponderous.

I don't know why people are still hung up on the money. It really is irrelevant at this point. Stones and Zouma could set Chelsea up for the next 10 years. £37m would look like a bargain by then with the way prices are going. And even if he somehow ended up not being good enough, he's English...

I think City will struggle in the long run. They don't have the prestige of United and who wants to go and live in Manchester when you could live in London, Paris or Madrid anyway?

Stones or Mané, who will be the better signing? https://vine.co/v/epZhgbbFDeU

They just had a £30m bid for Stones turned down.

Chelsea have lost a Premier League game in the month of August for the first time in 3280 days (2-1 vs. Middlesbrough on August 23rd, 2006).

Jose Mourinho: "John Terry had no injury, I'm the one who gave him a chance at Chelsea." One for the media to chew on. No defeat to see here, move along...

Especially when they have Bamford on loan, who scores wherever he goes.

The trouble with Hernandez is that his second touch is usually a tackle. Then again, Rooney isn't much better at the moment.

He's on loan at Barnsley.

This is what the Chelsea doctor that Mourinho essentially fired said about it: "Putting that 'thanks for the support' note on Facebook was extremely naive," "That would upset anyone. What was she trying to achieve there? Are you bigger than the manager? You're never going to win, nor should...

They could become a bit of a force when they get the Olympic stadium. Not top four material, but challenging for it like Spurs and Liverpool.

What would that achieve? United might as well sell him now if they're not going to use him, rather than bench him and then lose him from nothing next summer.

There's just no leadership and no balls in that team. Wilshere will fight when he's on the pitch and lead by example, but that's about it. When he can actually stay fit that is...

Wasn't Coutinho also an Inter reject? Maybe they don't know what they're doing.

He's actually usually fine in those types of scenarios, it's the mid to long range efforts that he makes a mess of normally.

He's from the age group that won the U17 Euros. Quite a lot of his team mates are getting first team experience now which is unusual for U19s in England. Armstrong, Crowley, Brown, Ojo, Cook, Moore and soon Solanke. I just hope the age group isn't messed with and some of these lads aren't thrown...

It's a shame that West Ham probably won't let him go to the U17 World Cup now.

I really think they should go back to the diamond. They just look so toothless with one up front.

16 year old England U17 captain Reece Oxford starts for West Ham against Arsenal. Massive show of faith in the kid, hope he has a good game. They rate him as potentially the next Rio, though I think he might be playing in midfield here.