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Really surprised that he's not off to join the MLS instead. Turkey seems an odd move given the trouble players face over there, both with the clubs failing to pay wages and the fans...

Georgios Samaras - big, strong forward, good at holding the ball up and can play on the left of the three behind a striker if needed. Apparently Pulis wants to move him out from the other Albion. They got him on a bosman, so...

Everton and Newcastle?

Tony Fernandes the QPR chairman is also on Twitter and another who regularly airs his views on the teams performance...

Sorry to disappoint but Hughtons not had a great record when it comes to signing strikers, two glaringly bad examples being Johan Elmander and Ricky van Wolfswinkel.

It's Oldham apparently http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sport/football/6234928/Ched-Evans-set-for-Oldham.html

A young, pacy right back is definitely needed soon. Could be good to bring one in this window, as would give the player time to settle in / adjust if one is coming in from abroad and would also give extra cover.

Man Utd at the Amex, if MK Dons can beat them then...

If a Premiership club did go in for him, you would expect they'll be looking to send him automatically back out on loan to aid his development.

Papers also saying Liverpool might be interested in Defoe, as may help solve their goal scoring problems.

Probably. Most successful managers were players who didn't win much / had careers that largely went unnoticed. Struggling to think of many who had similar careers to P Neville who went on to be great managers.

Given Arsenal want to send Yaya Sanogo out on loan to gain some experience, will imagine Akpom will be kept on to fill his place on the fringes of the first team.

Has experience at coaching young players too, as used to manager both England U-21's and u-20's. Wouldn't be a bad appointment.

They both have the same parent club - if both were being sent out on loan again I'll rather it was Bennett who headed to the Amex. Not that difficult.

Wouldn't say that Jacob Murphy was any better then the players already at Brighton - would certainly prefer Elliott Bennett out of the two.

Easy, Agusteins contract ends in a few months time, so time for him to be shown the door. Easily one of the worst signings the Albion has ever made. Still have a little faith that Toko will come good, a loan to a league one club could do him a lot of good.

Halfords contract is up at the end of the season, Forest are also under a transfer ban as their transfer dealings have meant they haven't met FFP. Transferring him out for a small fee and saving on wages might well be in their interests.

Gardner's loan has expired now, given injuries at Villa they might now want to send him out again and obviously new man might not want him.

Alan Shearer & Iain Dowie.