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Some might say that those fees for Locadia and Ali J were still low by current (insane) Premier League standards. And I imagine their wages are lower than, say, Solanke's at Bournemouth.

You can't blame CH if the club isn't willing to move beyond a certain wage structure. For Palace and Bournemouth it isn't so much 'no choice - pay up or be relegated' as a conscious choice to invest in transfer fees and player wages over infrastructure. The way Premier League finances work...

A decent performance and no points. Too easy to score against, missing chances at the other end. Classic recipe for relegation. I thought only Cardiff and Southampton were true must-wins, but Huddersfield is now firmly in that category - just to stop the slide.

I'm quite happy with that - better than them turning up at ours without a win in 20-odd games. Wolves were abysmal by all accounts and have now lost both games against Hudds.

We kept buying wingers when what we needed were strikers. Burnley have four. We have two, one of whom is Murray.