Kevin Kammien @kevinkammien ?

Coutinho will struggle for a starting place at Liverpool. From what I’ve seen of him he at least looks better than Borini, but he has similar attributes. He’s quick, but maybe lacks that blistering pace to change a game.

As long as Suarez sees Liverpool improving, he’ll stay. Liverpool’s style of play suits him, the leagues suits him, I don’t see him going anywhere next season.

If Villa stay up, which I think they will, he’ll stay. Randy Lerner won’t be willing to depart with his star player, and will do all he can to make sure that happens.

It would be tough for Everton to say no to that. He’s a player to build a team around, but when you don’t have the funds to keep building, it makes sense to accept the offer.

I don’t think Liverpool have enough to finish in the top 4 this year, and that’s just fine. They simply don’t have enough depth to run the style Rogers wants yet. It’s unknown whether this style can be successful in England, but we will see in a few years from now if Liverpool get the [...]

Tottenham have four central attacking midfielders in (Sigurosson, Holtby, Dempsey, and Bale) and only one fit striker in Adebayor. They can get into the top four IF Villas-Boas can figure out which of these central attackers can convert into a striker to give support.

Tough to argue against this, it really is. He isn’t the best all around player in the league, but he’s the best at what he does, and that’s finish.

I don’t think he’ll go before summer, but maybe that’s out of personal pity. Ruthless Abramovich has coaches scared to take the position, so I think he will wait till summer as to not scare his top long term targets away.

I would have had a different answer a month or two ago, but Henderson has put together some fine performances in the middle. I think Liverpool have been better off with him out wide up until this point, but he has proven he can change a game from the centre in recent weeks.

Smart signings will bring Newcastle into 8th, but no higher. Newcastle now need solid coaching to bring it all together next season, not so sure Pardew’s that man.

There’s no denying that Man U will need a central midfielder in the near future, but the market for a superstar was light, and now wasn’t the time. Zaha will be a great signing that will push Ashley Young and Valencia next year.

De Gea is a top prospect who is still learning. The reality is a club like Man U are too big to let him slowly learn. Sign someone and loan him out for a few years for experience.

I disagree, if Arsenal are to compete for trophies, Walcott needs to remain a piece in the puzzle, but not the star man in the middle. HE is better in the middle, Arsenal are not as a whole.

Arsenal need someone to control the midfield, someone who can put the team on his back at times. Arteta, Wilshere, and Cazorla would thrive with powerful presence to rally around. Diaby is quality, but isn’t that man.