I wasn't aware it had been posted until one of the lads in the office sent me a link.

No, but seriously, a knock should only be used for short-term absences, not an ACL injury.

We've got a bit of a time before we expect things to get busy again, when Arsenal have a news conference at 14:00 GMT.

So I think this is as good a time as any for me (Joe) to confess my sins.

Now, many of you already know that my live-texting is below standard. But today it hit a new low...

Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport football news reporter

Five of the six senior players let go in the transfer window by Chelsea were in the Conference League squad but only a maximum of three changes can be made for the knockout stage.

Cole Palmer, Wesley Fofana and Romeo Lavia were left out of the league phase squad due to the sheer size of Chelsea's squad, along with Ben Chilwell, but can now be added.

But Chelsea have also signed young midfielder Mathis Amagou and recalled defender Trevoh Chalobah and Aaron Anselmino from their loan spells.

It would normally mean at least three players will miss out on Europe and potentially glory where Chelsea are strong favourites.

Spurs, meanwhile, signed goalkeeper Antonin Kinsky, defender Kevin Danso and forward Mathys Tel.

But may also want to add either Djed Spence or Sergio Reguilon to their Europa League squad after needing to play Archie Gray at left-back in several matches since Destiny Udogie's injury.

It means two of Ange Postecoglou's five players will be left out when picking his squad before UEFA's deadline at 11pm on Thursday night.

Thanks Nipper.

That's on me, I should have been posting a few more reminders to leave names on texts. But we've also had lots of first time texters too, which is always great to see.

As for Ipswich...

Ins

• Jaden Philogene (£20.5m - forward, Aston Villa)
• Julio Enciso (loan - midfielder, Brighton)
• Alex Palmer (undisclosed - goalkeeper, West Brom)
• Somto Boniface (undisclosed - defender, Chelsea)

Outs

• George Edmundson (£640,000 - defender, Middlesbrough)
• Harry Clarke (loan - defender, Sheffield United)

To be fair, Wolves were one of the clubs at the start of today that many were saying had a very good window.

Brought in Emmanuel Agbadou, Nasser Djiga and Marshall Munetsi and kept hold of Matheus Cunha and Rayan Ait-Nouri.

Erik ten Hag was under pressure last season, but he wasn't sacked at the end of it - partly due to Manchester United's FA Cup win.

Will Ange Postecoglou also make it to June unscathed?

Manchester United suffered the most injuries in the 2023-24 Premier League season with 45 separate cases recorded.

Throughout the course of the season, 21 Old Trafford players were injured and a total of 1,620 days were lost to those on the sidelines.

That figure doesn't include left-back Tyrell Malacia because he was injured before the start of that campaign, but it does include Lisandro Martinez who missed 214 days from three separate injuries.

Erik ten Hag's side were also one of four clubs that season, Newcastle, Chelsea and Luton Town were the others, that had 11 players absent in one game week.

May well have done John, and good question Ben.

We'll dig into it now.

Newcastle United

Earlier today Eddie How said his squad is "lighter in numbers but high in quality" following player departures and no signings in January.

"I'm trying to make decisions that benefit us in the long term, and [letting Kelly leave] is one of those decisions,

"We future plan and make sure that we control everything in terms of our PSR level, so I think we've done that. I think it's been successful in that regard."

No incomings, and Miguel Almiron was sold to Atalanta while Isaac Hayden was loaned to Portsmouth and Lloyd Kelly was loaned to Juventus with a £20m obligation to buy.

We really are returning to transfer chat now, I fear today's live has gotten a little too niche.

On the Get Involveds you lot have been summing up each Premier League club's window in three words or less, at least that was until I accidently steered the chat towards Liverpool's 2019-20 title win.

I think it's time for some more transfer takes. No word counts this time.

Haha well played, DK. You win this time Liverpool fans. I can't handle an entire fanbase uniting to prove me wrong.