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Manchester City looking to set up an American feeder team.

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Oh and the senior squad, which is surprisingly small, unsurprisingly uninspired, and light on midfielders... Ben Foster (West Bromwich Albion) Joe Hart (Manchester City) Alex McCarthy (Reading) Leighton Baines (Everton) Gary Cahill (Chelsea) Ashley Cole (Chelsea) Phil Jagielka (Everton) Glen...

Not a bad provisional U20 squad. Disappointed not to see Morrison or Hughes but I'm not sure if the latter is fit or the former is well-liked around the set-up. Good to see Barkley, Pritchard, Bamford etc. in there though. Jamal Blackman (Chelsea) Sam Johnstone (Manchester United) George Long...

Arsenal odds on to pinch 15 year old Dan Crowley from Aston Villa:

U21 Squad: Jack Butland (Stoke City) Declan Rudd (Norwich City) Jason Steele (Middlesbrough) Steven Caulker (Tottenham Hotspur) Nathaniel Clyne (Southampton) Craig Dawson (West Bromwich Albion) Tom Lees (Leeds United) Danny Rose (Tottenham Hotspur) Luke Shaw (Southampton) Adam Smith (Tottenham...

If they knew they were guaranteed 2nd place in the Premier League, they'd have probably sacked him after they ended last in their Champions League group, where Mancini's record with them has been woeful.

Which is hardly a departure from the norm.

So Suarez being a great player means they wouldn't be? Truth be told Liverpool haven't looked much weaker without him, if at all.

They've scored 12 goals in 3 games without Suarez.

He's been overrated for so long, now he seems to be underrated. These dips in form have only ever coincided with him wanting out. He's no world beater by any means, but if he goes to a team he's happy at next season, then expect 30+ goals.

Are they though? Or are they just the manufacturer?

It's looks very likely that there will be another Championship side in the Europa League next season.

So they won it because their competitors weren't better than they were? Pretty sure that can be said of any champion ever.

If he's the main striker I'd be confident he'll score 30+ wherever he goes. His shit seasons have only ever precede him wanting out. Even then season he's scored 16 in 36 this year and is second in the assists table after Mata.

Have you seen the number of goals and assists combined he's got for them this season despite being in poor form? It'll most definitely be a blow.

Few places reporting that Moyes has been confirmed as next manager.

With Fergie leaving, I can definitely see Rooney following him out the door, especially if Moyes is the next manager.

First Thatcher dies, then Ferguson retires. Somewhere, there is a Scouser with a lamp and one wish left.