Is that the time already? Time really does fly when you're busy starting north-south beef.

It's been a busy day of news, here's a brief summary of what's happened:

• Graham Potter appointed West Ham manager on two-and-a-half year deal
• Wolves sign defender Emmanuel Agbadou for £16.6m
• Ipswich agree £30m deal for Aston Villa winger Jaden Philogene
• Everton v Peterborough on despite weather concerns
• Newcastle and Aston Villa charged by FA

• Rob Edwards leaves Luton Town by mutual consent

Oh, and there were plenty of brilliant messages from you lot about Potter's appointment, as well as rumours linking Jose Mourinho with Everton!

Don't forget you can watch both Sheffield United v Cardiff City and Everton v Peterborough in the FA Cup tonight on the BBC Sport website and app, with updates on Fulham v Watford.

Have a great evening!

Fair point, well made Callum. Whatever we decide to call it, let's just hope it's tasty.

And on that note, it's time to say...

Nick Mashiter
BBC Sport football news reporter

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Nottingham Forest midfielder Danilo could make his return against Luton after recovering from a broken ankle.

The 23-year-old is expected to be in the squad for Forest's third round FA Cup tie at the City Ground on Saturday.

Danilo broke his ankle just six minutes into the season after landing awkwardly during Forest's 1-1 draw with Bournemouth on the opening day in August.

He will not start the game but boss Nuno Espirito Santo is hopeful the Brazilian can feature in the third round.

He said: "We all wish to see Danilo back on the pitch. He is going to be involved in the squad, he is not going to start. Hopefully we can see him, but we are delighted to have him back.

"Danilo has a smile that is contagious. It has been really good to have him back."

Thanks, John. Harry Potter, or Brian Potter jokes welcome on this page.

I've just had a look at the vote at the top of the page and 81% of you think Graham Potter is a good appointment for West Ham.

Liverpool has seen icy conditions today, but the FA Cup third-round tie between Everton and Peterborough United will go ahead as planned following a safety meeting.

The match will kick off at 19:45 GMT with coverage on BBC iPlayer and the Red Button from 19:35.

There is a Met Office yellow warning of ice across Merseyside from 16:00 until 10:00 on Friday, so please be careful if you're travelling to the game tonight.

Same goes for Sheffield United, Cardiff, Fulham and Watford fans. I may sound like your mother, but just take care.

FA Cup

The draw for the fourth round will follow Arsenal's match against Manchester United at Emirates Stadium on Sunday, which kicks off at 15:00 GMT.

So if there's no extra-time, that is likely to be about 17:00.

The draw will be on BBC One and presented by Kelly Somers, with Martin Keown and Mark Schwarzer picking out the numbers.

• This will be the fifth FA Cup meeting between Sheffield United and Cardiff City, with the Blades winning three of the prior four clashes between the pair including a 1-0 victory during the 1925 final.

• Sheffield United have progressed from each of their last six FA Cup third round ties against sides from the same tier, since a 1-0 loss to Norwich City in 1997.

• Cardiff City have lost each of their last four FA Cup away games, conceding at least three goals in each of the last three. Their last such win was at Carlisle in a third round replay in 2019-20.

You can follow this game live on BBC One Wales.

Aston Villa

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Aston Villa manager Unai Emery on it being Graham Potter's first game in charge of West Ham: "West Ham have very good players, it is a good club as well. It is not good news when they are changing one coach but of course now there is the opportunity for him and we are going to respect West Ham and we are going to respect Graham Potter because he was successful when he was coaching before here in England. I think he is going to do good work."

Aston Villa

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Aston Villa manager Unai Emery on Jaden Philogene closing in on a move to Ipswich Town: "I believe in Jaden Philogene but we are always trying to do what is best for the squad, for the team and for the players. If he is leaving then it is for those three options."

On whether the club are close to any incomings: "The club is working."

Aston Villa

Unai Emery confirms John McGinn will miss tomorrow's FA Cup round three match against West Ham through injury.

When pressed on how long McGinn will be out for, Emery simply said: "Not for tomorrow."

Anon, Dave, thank you. 3 May 1975.

Andrew, reckon that was just the slip of a digit. Happens to us all.

Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest manager Nuno Espirito Santo on Forest's chance to go far in the FA Cup:

"I think we have a good squad and now we have to play the game. It’s a good squad. They are working very well every day, everyone deserves to play. In our minds there is no other thing besides Luton. We are ready to play against Luton.

On making changes for the Luton game:

"We can make changes, we are going to make changes because every player deserves to start. There’s a good chance, to play, enjoy themselves and do their job properly.

"If we could we would play them every game. There’s a lot of players in our squad who didn’t have enough minutes they are working for. They deserve so much."

Is Danilo ready to play?

"We all wish to see Danilo back on the pitch. He is going to be involved in the squad, he is not going to start, but we are delighted to have him back."

On the strong team spirit:

"It’s not yet good enough! We have things to work on. It means a lot of the squad, all the players working hard and when they have special moments everyone sees how happy they are. We know their moments will come, we have been waiting for it and now we want it to continue over and over again."

What's your wish for January?

"That Everybody stays here. Together, with better spirit, more commitment and ready to go."

In a club statement, Luton Town chief executive officer Gary Sweet said Rob Edwards had given fans "some of our greatest days to celebrate as Hatters."

Sweet added: "Those two barnstorming derby victories at Kenilworth Road, the play-off final at Wembley and our season in the Premier League will live with us forever and in doing so Rob has earned himself a legendary status."

While Luton begin the search for a new manager, Paul Trollope and Richie Kyle, aided by Mick Harford, will take charge for Saturday’s FA Cup third-round tie at Nottingham Forest.

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Fresh breaking news to bring you...

Luton Town have confirmed manager Rob Edwards has left his role at the club by mutual agreement.

The 42-year-old was appointed in November 2022 and steered The Hatters to promotion back to the top flight for the first time for over 30 years in 2023.

He remained at the helm despite relegation from the Premier League after just a single season, but a run of four straight defeats has left them 20th in the Championship.

Monday's 2-1 defeat at Queens Park Rangers was their 10th in a row away from home and they are just two places and two points above the relegation places.

Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest manager Nuno Espirito Santo on his side's huge improvement this season:

"I think basically the comitment of the players, realising how important it is. When you speak about defence it's not only the back four and goalkeeper, but defending start with Chris [Wood]. It's about the whole team. Clean sheets are the starting point if you want to do well."

Are there any updates on a potential new contract for Murillo?

"There are things in the club each one of us does. I don't take care of that part. What I see is that they are happy, not only Murillo but others.

"Things are going well. The people responsible for that kind of thing are taking care of it.

"When a player is happy at a club there is no issue. What we want is our players to feel good. We provide the right atmosphere but then they have to do their jobs on the pitch."

Do the expiring contracts of important players like Chris Wood and Ola Aina prove a distraction?:

"I don't think there's an issue on that. They are playing very well."

Dinner is your afternoon meal, dinner is your evening, Steve. Come to the northern side...

Nuno is here!

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A glass of milk, Ian Rush, playing for Accrington Stanley, "exactly!" Get it all out of the system now.

The third-round draw handed Accrington Stanley of League Two a dream tie against Premier League leaders Liverpool at Anfield.

"We've finally got that big one," Accrington captain Seamus Conneely told the club's website. "We've played in some great stadiums, but I think Liverpool is going to top it all. It's a great tie for all of us."

This will be the first meeting between the two sides in 69 years. If we travel back to 1956, in another FA Cup game, Liverpool - wearing a yellow kit - beat Accrington by two goals courtesy of legendary forward, Billy Liddell.

"It'll be fantastic to say that you've played at Anfield, one of the most famous stadiums in all the world, "added Conneely, "against a team that is one of the, if not the best team in Europe at the moment.

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Everton have progressed from 14 of their past 15 FA Cup ties against lower league opposition, with the exception being a 3-2 defeat by Millwall in 2019.

Coverage of this game will begin at 19:35 on BBC Red Button and iPlayer. Alternatively, match commentary is available on BBC Radio 5 Live.