We are still waiting to hear what Aston Villa manager Tim Sherwood has had to say...

Owen Andrew Macknelly : Probably usain bolt, we're exactly the same age and I think he'd be a good laugh to have a pint with, I'd cook him fish and chips because I think he'd love it.

Julie Taylor: Paula Radcliffe a great big steak and chunky chips salad would be optional

Josh Talbot : I'd give Billy Twelvetrees 12 pieces of broccoli.

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The Lancashire Telegraph's, external Burnley columnist has spotted this picture after Joey Barton signed for the Clarets following having lunch cooked for him by boss Sean Dyche.

Some more info from Spurs on their new forward, Son Heung-Min from Bayer Leverkusen.

Some breaking transfer news as Tottenham sign Bayer Leverkusen's South Korea forward Son Heung-Min.

With Transfer Deadline Day fast approaching, Brendan Rodgers looks like he may have done most of his business already...

That's it from Liverpool and Brendan Rodgers for the moment.

Oluwasola Oloruntobi:  My local made food (eba, it makes you heavy) for Bolt so that I can beat him to the line in 100m race.

Will Robertson:  Muhammad Ali. The Greatest. The stories he would have too! 

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Defender Nathanial Clyne has also earned praise from Brendan Rodgers for his efforts so far this season while the manager also insists that Daniel Sturridge will be eased back to action after his injury problems...

Brendan Rodgers also accepts that despite their 4-3 loss against Bournemouth last week, West Ham will be tricky opponents on Saturday...

Liverpool Echo journalist James Pearce, who is at the Liverpool news conference, reports that Brendan Rodgers is full of praise for new starlet Joe Gomez.

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An interesting line coming out of Anfield, although not from Brendan Rodgers's news conference.

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Liverpool’s Lazar Markovic is poised to join Turkish side Fenerbahce on a season-long loan.

The 21-year-old, signed for £20m from Benfica last summer, is being allowed to move to Turkey to aid his development and Liverpool insist he will be returning to the club at the end of his loan spell.

Talks are ongoing between the clubs but a deal is close, with Liverpool receiving a loan fee from Fenerbahce for Markovic.

Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers still has high hopes for the talented Serbian despite a mixed first season at Anfield, where he made 34 appearances in total but only 11 Premier League starts.

It's time for Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers to face the media as his side aim to maintain their unbeaten record against West Ham.

That got us thinking, what sportsperson would be your ideal dinner guest? Let us know who in the world of sport you would want to cook for and what you would cook them? Give us the reasons why as well.

And anyone who mentions humble pie will get a yellow card...

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Joey Barton. A name that courts controversy.

The former QPR man signed a year-long deal with Championship club Burnley on Thursday, a year after criticising the Lancashire town, external and admitting he was relieved he didn't have to live there on Twitter.

The 32-year-old agreed the move after Clarets boss Sean Dyche cooked him lunch. That must have been some meal...

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That is pretty much that from Everton's Roberto Martinez.

We will bring you what Mr Sherwood has to say when we have it.

Some more from Everton boss Roberto Martinez, from Press Association journalist Liam Blackburn...