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If it was any club other than United, I'd be asking why they're letting Garner leave when their own midfield is so poor, but they're an even bigger gang of clowns than Everton.

I really rate Iheanacho. Perfect partner for an out-an-out striker, which could be ideal for a club looking to coach the continental 3-5-2.

I sometimes wonder what people's reactions would have been to somebody suggesting these players at the start of the window. Probably a load of laughing emojis.

The club won't be interested in signing anybody who could push Calvert-Lewin for his place, so it's going to have to be a forward in the mould of Richarlison who is comfortable playing wide or central. I mean, Calvert-Lewin himself has one of the poorer strike rates in the league, so it's vital...

As soon as he came on early at Goodison last season, I knew we were getting turned over. Exactly the sort of player that makes our idiots look like Elmer Fudd chasing Bugs Bunny.

Losing Gordon to fund signings like Maupay and Adams would prove that the club has learnt nothing during its slow demise over the past six years. We don't lack for average/poor squad fillers. We need quality players that drag their teammates up a level. If Gordon brings in £45m, that should be...

Adams isn't terrible or anything, and could do an Okazaki-type job for a goal-scoring partner, but the way things are looking with DCL, he could very well end up playing up front on his own a lot here.

I wouldn't pay it.

This will catch you some flak, but I've always liked him. Last year of his contract, too.

It was the standard play well in between two derby defeats, and then sneak into seventh when nobody's looking. One last little slice of Moyes before going back to the '90s.

Well, we went from six points from eight to 15 from eight either side of it, to reinforce my own memories of him being garbage.

As I recall it, the form leading up to that moment was so bad, I genuinely thought Koeman was going be sacked before Christmas 2016. This was before Everton sacking a manager became an annual occurrence, of course. It felt like a big deal at the time.

We were in free fall before Martial rescued our season by getting shut of him. His signing was the first red flag of the Moshiri era for me.

Don't tell me you're bigging up Bolasie now?

Is Gana a goer, then? I've got a ball-watching joke lined up here.

I'm not sure if the majority of the world does (as in, I actually don't know). I also think that these things eventually reach the point of diminishing returns. In this case, nobody would have a clue about Gana's beliefs if he'd never been told to wear the rainbow paraphernalia, because the law...

I think individual players should be free to show their support for causes whenever they want to (laces, armbands, poppies, etc), not just during the designated month. Those that don't are still bound by the same laws as everyone else when it comes to discrimination. Pushing these corporate...

Do these gestures really mean anything to anyone if the players are being coerced into going along with them against their wishes?

All relative, though, isn't it? With a gun pointed at your head, are you going to put a bet on or get bummed?

I rate him.