The floor is open to anyone who wants to make Dave's day.

Even though he won't be a free agent any time soon, could somebody suggest Alexander Isak to Arsenal, for old time's sake?

And then there were 16.

Here is the draw for the fifth round of the FA Cup. These games will be played across the weekend of 1 and 2 March, however we don't yet know the picks for TV.

• Preston North End v Burnley

• Aston Villa v Cardiff City
• Crystal Palace v Millwall
• Manchester United v Fulham
• Newcastle United v Brighton
• Bournemouth v Wolves
• Manchester City v Plymouth Argyle
• Nottingham Forest v Ipswich Town

Oh no, we've lost the dressing room when it comes to the Get Involveds.

An anonymous texter has just messaged in with the opening "Pep Fraudiola".

Nottingham Forest

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Is a penalty shootout just a lottery? Not according to Nottingham Forest boss Nuno Espirito Santo.

"It was a tough one. This is the FA Cup, we knew how hard it was going to be," he told BBC Radio Nottingham.

"Credit to Exeter, but probably we didn't do one of the best games. At the end we are happy, this is more important.

"Penalties is not a lottery. We have to prepare them and the boys were really focused on doing things properly.

"We take our penalty shots in training sessions and did really well here."

"It was a heroic effort - it feels like we've been playing for about three days," Exeter City manager Gary Caldwell told BBC Sport.

The Grecians are 18th in League One and Caldwell thinks the game against Nottingham Forest can help spur his side on for the rest of the season.

"The players were outstanding. The mentality, the teamwork, the looking after each other and protecting each other in difficult moments was incredible. It's something we have to take forward," he said.

"We have to use this performance, we have to use this feeling and take this into the next 17 games."

Nottingham Forest

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There was also FA Cup football last night - it just never ends.

Nottingham Forest are into the fifth round of the competition but Nuno Espirito Santo's much-changed side - 10 changes in total - needed extra time and penalties to beat 10-man Exeter City at St James Park in the fourth round.

In the shootout, Exeter's Reece Cole had his effort saved, while Angus MacDonald smacked the bar for the hosts before Neco Williams scored the decisive penalty for Forest.

Josh Magennis opened the scoring for League One Exeter after five minutes, but Forest were soon level, then ahead, through Ramon Sosa and Taiwo Awoniyi.

Magennis got Exeter back in the tie with an equaliser from a set piece in the second half, although manager Gary Caldwell also watched his side go down to 10 men when debutant Ed Turns was given a straight red for an 87th-minute foul on substitute Morgan Gibbs-White.

In the end, Forest avoided a potential banana skin and they will face Ipswich Town at the City Ground at the start of next month.

Other T-shirts featuring rock stars and football clubs are available. Presumably.

I've always wondered, who is it that makes these Tifos? They're hardly something you can just stitch together in your front room.

And who checks for typos? Speaking as somebody who makes them often.

Keep your Pep Guardiola takes and favourite Tifo memories coming in.

Very shortly we'll start building up to tonight's Merseyside derby and Celtic's match with Bayern Munich in the Champions League.

Manuel Sanchez
Spanish football journalist on the Football Daily podcast

I think Real Madrid have taken a lot of pressure off themselves with the win. I think it will boost the confidence of the players a lot. They needed this.

It has always been difficult for the Madrid mindset to get this kind of victory against Pep Guardiola when he was at both Barcelona and Man City. I think the players needed this and the fans needed this because they wanted this kind of victory against Guardiola and having the second leg at home now is a big advantage for them.

I think the Madrid players have realised now how bad that City are at defending and how badly they handle their nerves at this moment. The level of confidence of Man City right now is so low and they need to smell that blood and come for it and I think they will go for it in the second leg as well.

Chris Sutton
BBC football predictions expert on BBC Radio 5 Live Breakfast

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For Jack Grealish to get the nod, I mean, I was surprised. He started just based on his performance as this season.

So, you know, gets the nod and then had a part in the Manchester City goal, didn't he? Wonderful.

Ball into Gvardiol and down in Haaland, finished. And then a few minutes later, he comes off, which pretty much summed up his season, really.

He can't find a rhythm. Let's hope he has a possibility of making the second leg.

Ah, good times.

Anyway, shall we recap some more of last night's football?