Here's what some of you have been saying about Steven Gerrard and where he ranks among Liverpool's legends via #bbcsportsday, external

Ian Kirwan: Gerrard is the best! Carried countless poor players and teams and ran himself into the ground!

Adam Joseph: Greatest ever. Nobody has epitomised their club or bled Liverpool [red] like Steven Gerrard has. They will miss him.

Rob Gould: No one can replace Gerrard, he is one of the best ever players to play at Anfield! Needs to enjoy the season now!

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It was an eventful day of Premier League action to kick off 2015 yesterday.

Find out who stood out with their performances and made it in to Garth Crooks's first team of the week for 2015.

Here's what a few of you have had to say on the news of Steven Gerrard's Liverpool departure on the Match Of The Day Facebook, external page.

Craig Stott: The commitment, loyalty and respect any footballing fan has for him, and his time at Liverpool, even if it is coming to an end, means he in my eyes is Liverpool's all-time greatest.

Ashton James Brown: His range of passing was simply exceptional. He is easily one of the best midfielders of his generation. He should certainly be included in the pantheon of Premier League greats. (Lifelong Arsenal fan)

James Thompson: Outstanding player. Wore his heart on his sleeve for club and country. A lot of players could benefit having his attitude (Chelsea supporter)

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It's January, which means the transfer window is back with us.

The window officially reopens tomorrow, but that doesn't stop the rumour mill from turning and you can catch up with all the latest in the Gossip Column.

Is Juventus midfielder Paul Pogba set for a return to Manchester United?

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After 09:00, BBC Radio 5 live open the lines for Your Call and this morning the topic is Steven Gerrard.

Have your say on the midfielder's career both with club and country and where you think he should go next.

Get in touch by calling 0500 909693, text 85058 or Tweet @bbc5live, external

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More praise for Tottenham and hot shot Harry Kane on the back page of the Daily Mirror this morning.

There's also more on the incident at St Mary's which saw a supporter confront Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger on the touchline towards the closing stages of the Gunners's 2-0 defeat against Southampton.

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The Sun leads on Tottenham's dramatic 5-3 win against Premier League leaders Chelsea on New Year's Day, inspired by a rampant Harry Kane.

Stoke City manager Mark Hughes is also reported to be disappointed with a number of mistakes by referee Michael Oliver during his side's 1-1 draw against Manchester United.

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The back page of the Daily Mail also leads on the news of Steven Gerrard's Liverpool exit.

The paper suggests MLS side and former home of David Beckham, LA Galaxy will be the number one suitor for the 34-year-old midfielder.

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Time to take a look through the morning's back pages and we kick off with the Daily Express which leads on the news of Steven Gerrard's Anfield departure this summer.

Gerrard scored two penalties in Liverpool's 2-2 draw against Leicester on New Year's Day.

As Steven Gerrard calls time on his Liverpool career, we want to hear from you about the midfielder's magic moments.

Where does he rank among the greats in Liverpool's history?

Get involved on Twitter via #bbcsportsday, external text 81111 or leave a comment on the BBC Sport Facebook, external page.

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But, to start off the day, a recap of the big news story from overnight.

Liverpool and former England captain Steven Gerrard is to leave the club in the summer. We're expecting to hear more on the news from the club themselves later this morning.

Our chief football writer Phil McNulty asks where Steven Gerrard ranks among Liverpool's greatest players.

Wakey, wakey, rise and shine. Sportsday is back for 2015.

A very belated Happy New Year from all the team here at BBC Sport and welcome along to what promises to be an action-filled start to the year.

If you're just enjoying your morning tea and toast and are lucky enough not to be back at work until Monday, you can still catch a repeat of last night's Match Of The Day until 09:00 if you missed it, either on BBC One or right here on the website.

And because it's a new year, we'll be bringing you a bumper edition of Sportsday right through until 22:00 tonight as we build up to what promises to be a bumper weekend of FA Cup Third Round action.

More on that later.