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Tomorrow, if you're tuning in, every Sky Sports News presenter will tell you it is the 10th anniversary of the January transfer window. Jim White, in ...
Some of the fans - not all, but some - now feel that there is now no way back for Leeds - not to anywhere approaching the pre-eminence they once enjoyed in the game. If that's the case, then the question arises: what is a reasonable aim now? To gain promotion to the Premier League, and strive to survive?
While it may be frustrating sometimes to support a selling club, they are an integral part of the football landscape. If it wasn't for Lille, there'd be no Hazard, if it wasn't for Stuttgart, there'd be no Gomez, and if it wasn't for Monaco, there'd have been no Henry, and so on.
The flurry of transfer activity as we approached deadline day was typically frantic, ludicrous and just a touch exciting.
The big day is here - but who's moving where, and for how much? (Report for The Huffington Post UK by @davidschneider and Handface) More TOPICAL...
The next ten days ought to define the season that Spurs will have because at the moment there are more questions than answers. Come 1 September, everyone affiliated with the club will hope that is no longer the case. For now, there are nervous days ahead.
Success in football often comes with continuity and top British players stay at top Premiership clubs much longer than their foreign counterparts giving managers more time to create successful teams.
