Wayne Finley: Jurgen Klopp will turn Liverpool into a Premier League powerhouse that will light up the world of football for years to come.

Early in the day to be taking a drink, Wayne...

'Football cliches' bingo being played at the Norwich news conference.

"Any three points is a big three points and we'll be fighting tooth and nail to get the win on Sunday," says manager Alex Neil.

Let's see if he rolls out anymore.

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BBC Radio Norfolk sport

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Manager Alex Neil reports a clean bill of health for Norwich's international players. 

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BBC Sport

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Wales captain Sam Warburton now addressing the media, along with Alun-Wyn Jones, who wins his 100th international cap this weekend.

Warburton said: "I'm always the optimist. It's just the way I am."

As you may well know by now, BBC Sport have done their annual Price of Football study. We found out that a pie a Selhurst Park costs £4.00, which is the joint most expensive in the Premier League.

"They must be really good," said manager Alan Pardew. "I'll try one Saturday and tell you next week."

Will Crystal Palace boss Alan Pardew be the new England manager when Roy Hodgson leaves?

"The only reason I keep getting linked to the England job is because you keep asking me about it. I haven't brought it up once."

Crystal Palace boss Alan Pardew has been heaping praise on West Ham ahead of the sides' meeting at the weekend.

"They have a fantastic chance of gaining a European place," he said. "West Ham's results have been very strong against the best teams. They have a very good squad. 

"I expect us to get a grasp on the game and dictate proceedings. But we need to be organised, otherwise they'll counter really quickly."

Tottenham will be without midfielder Ryan Mason and Nabil Bentaleb for the visit for Liverpool, while forwards Son Heung-min and Alex Pritchard are also injured. Eric Dier misses out through suspension.

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BBC Sport

You may have noticed within Price of Football 2015 that the Premier League has seen a 4.8% rise in replica shirt prices this season. Did you know the Premier League clubs brought out 50 kits between them in one summer?

German PR firm PR-Marketing helped the BBC with some of the figures and told us 13.7m shirts are sold across Europe. 

For more stats, including when replica shirts first became available to the public, watch our video here. It will also tell you which club brought out three kits in the same colours this summer.

The full news conference with manager Mauricio Pochettino is coming up, but before that, Spurs midfielder Dele Alli has been reflecting on a dream start to the new season.

Not only has the 19-year-old been a regular in the Premier League side startling eleven, the youngster also earned his first cap for England in their Euro 2016 qualifiers.

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“It was obviously really exciting to play for England and I’m happy I got some minutes,” Alli told the club's website., external

“Now we’ve got Liverpool at home and I’m really looking forward to it."

Lee Jackson: I'm not one for press conferences but I couldn't wait to see Jurgen Klopp's. The man has charisma and a certain comedy about him.  

John Southall
BBC Radio Five Live football reporter

To his credit, manager Arsene Wenger has returned to that Champions League question.

"I agree the performances have not been good enough but we have played over 150 games in Europe and you've picked three. Our percentage of wins is in the top five."

Again applause. Sir Chips take note...

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BBC Sport

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Packed out media conference as Wales head coach Warren Gatland takes centre-stage. Says the decision to pick the inexperienced Tyler Morgan at outside centre "wasn't tough at all".

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BBC Sport

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And there goes Jurgen Klopp after another pretty entertaining news conference. 

He was asked about his look-a-like that has been doing the rounds in the city, admitted he had been forced to ask people to stop taking pictures in restaurants and even had one Norwegian journalist hold up a Liverpool shirt with the word Normal on the back, over the No 1. 

He urged his players to fight for everything to play like "our best dream" and to be brave in everything they did. 

You get the feeling very few of this man's press conferences will be mundane. Normal, you could say.

Oscar Pistorius will be released on Tuesday 20 October on correctional supervision.

The 27-year-old killed his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp on Valentine's Day last year. He says he shot her by mistake, fearing there was an intruder in his house in Pretoria.

Ms Steenkamp, a 29-year-old model, reality TV star and law graduate, was hit three times by bullets fired by Pistorius through a toilet door.

John Southall
BBC Radio Five Live football reporter

The mood turned as we got to the open questions.

An irate fan asked about poor away performances in the Champions League this season, to applause from the floor.

Sir Chips Keswick - Sir John Chippendale Lindley, if you were wondering - dismisses the question, "I’m not answering that, it’s just noise." 

Surely deserved an answer?

Mike Hughes
Reporter, BBC Radio Merseyside Sport

At Mainz and Borussia Dortmund, Jurgen Klopp was clearly a devotee of a 4-2-3-1 formation. While there's no reason to suggest that he will change that at Liverpool, he may decide to take his time in introducing it.

Trying to accommodate Daniel Sturridge, Christian Benteke and the wonderfully relentless Danny Ings in the same team would prove problematic, while a three-man central defensive system might not find favour, either. That said, Liverpool have looked more solid since it was reintroduced. 

Spurs at White Hart Lane is the start of interesting times for this new Liverpool.

Former Olympic and Paralympic athlete Oscar Pistorius will be released from jail in South Africa next week.

He was sentenced to five years for culpable homicide in September last year after shooting dead his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp.

There's a Wales news conference coming up ahead of their Rugby World Cup quarter-final against South Africa on Saturday.

Want to hear what Warren Gatland has to say about making three changes? You can watch it by clicking on the Live Coverage tab above.