CLUBS IN THE NEWS... FANS GIVE THEIR VIEWS
PETER WOOD ARSENAL (le-grove.co.uk)
This will go down as Arsene Wenger’s worst window. We added just two players, failed to secure our contract rebels to new deals and failed in our approach for Thomas Lemar.
ANDY SEABY CHELSEA (chelseadaft.org)
I am more than happy. Zappacosta and Rudiger give us options across the back five, as do Bakayoko and Drinkwater in midfield, and Morata will prove to be a revelation.
DAVE USHER LIVERPOOL (liverpoolway.co.uk)
Mo Salah has improved an already great attack, Oxlade-Chamberlain is very talented but not getting Van Dijk could be significant. Perhaps they will revisit that one in January.
STEVEN ALLWEIS MAN CITY (viewfromablue.com)
A mixed window. We will score plenty but, as with previous years, it feels like we are a Vincent Kompany injury away from looking very light in defence.
SAM PEOPLES MAN UTD (thepeoplesperson.com)
United had four things to do: buy a striker, a defensive midfielder, a centre back and sell Rooney. We did all four and sat back to watch the deadline day chaos unfold.
TOM BORE NEWCASTLE (readnewcastle.com)
The signings seem shrewd but there is a sense that not enough was done to prepare us for the Premier League. Benitez needs to end the speculation over his future to calm nerves.
MARTIN SMITH STOKE (oatcakefanzine.proboards.com)
Most fans will be happy with the quality we’ve brought in, but many will be wondering if we’ve left ourselves a little thin in centre midfield. Maybe a player or two short overall.
BARNABY SLATER TOTTENHAM (youtube.com/thefootballrep)
We have to spend within our means and, with that in mind, I’d give the window 7/10. Aurier seems a steal, Foyth and Sanchez have potential and Llorente knows where the
ALEX NEWTON WEST BROM (readwestbrom.com)
You could say we’ve had the best window of any club in the league. On a shoestring budget we’ve added quality, experience, and Krychowiak will be signing of the season.
MICHAEL OLIVER WEST HAM (readwestham.com)
West Ham have failed to add depth in key areas. The penny-pinching approach will lead to the side failing to live up to expectations and Slaven Bilic will likely take the blame.