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Sometimes you have to chuckle at 'transfer coup' articles, whether it is at those who wrote them or those who are stupid enough to believe them. The latest click bait Rashford to West Ham stories are more than stories, much more they are indeed works of fine fiction.

Let us examine the essential elements of a 'good read', bearing in mind most Journo's would sell their Grandmothers at the drop of a hat and are genetically born as compulsive liars who would most definitely NOT let the truth get in the way of a 'good story'.

One of the negative aspects of a "I told you so situation" is that eventually no one emerges victoriously, the point can only be made a few times before it becomes boring itself. So with that in mind analysing the choices available to David Moyes for Thursday evening's crucial game in Spain is more a case of what can he do, as opposed to what will he do?

In 2001 Frank Lampard moved across London from West Ham to Chelsea for megabucks at the beginning of the Roman Abramovich era, many were pleased to see him go due to constant claims of nepotism with regards to his ream selection by his Uncle 'arry Redknapp.

Lampard went on to be a huge success for club and country, becoming one of the Premier League's most successful midfielders for nearly a decade at the very top level, before retiring as a player having also played for Man City as well as Chelsea and West Ham.