Paul Hill 
Four days into the January transfer window and there has been very little to get excited about in the Premier League. While the last few years have brought lacklustre windows at this time of year, there is always the hope of some shock swoops.
At the time of writing this there has been no official announcement from Chelsea, Newcastle United or any of Demba Ba’s representatives but we are all aware the move is all but complete.
It seems Luis Suarez isn’t as greedy as I thought he was.
The Wigan Athletic fans out there will be happy to see Roberto Martinez has done his business this January nice and early
As ever at this point in a Premier League season there is a relegation dog-fight going on and the January transfer window provides managers of struggling clubs with the perfect opportunity to add the players they need to retain top flight status.
On Sunday night it seemed a matter of dotting the i’s and crossing the t’s on Demba Ba’s deal with Chelsea but on Monday morning the Senegalese woke up as a Newcastle United player, still.
David Moyes’ time at Everton has seen of plenty of bargain-hunting and cleverly-done business in the transfer markets, whether it has been players in or out of Goodison Park.
You’d think a £50 million striker would want to play every minute of every game and bang in a load of goals, especially if it was Fernando Torres at Chelsea, but it seems Rafael Benitez has Torres under some sort of hoodoo that can make him score goals and not mind missing a game or two.