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Asked about the signing of Udinese striker Adalberto Penaranda, the Watford manager said: "We had to move quickly with this player because he is playing very well in an important league in Spain.

"He is powerful, young and scores goals. The club moved really well to get him."

Penaranda, 18, will remain on loan at Granada.

Watford - 10th in the Premier League, five points off a Europa League place - also signed goalkeeper Costel Pantilimon, midfielder Mario Suarez and forward Nordin Amrabat during the transfer window.

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Steve McNamara had been in charge of England since 2010.

His most recent contract expired at the end of last year, following the Test series against New Zealand.

“The RFL has concluded that with the 2016 Four Nations and 2017 World Cup on the horizon, now is the time to make any change to the England set up," said RFL Chief Executive Nigel Wood

“Steve McNamara has been the longest serving national coach in our history and it is undoubtedly the case that the national team and set up have moved on considerably under Steve’s leadership."

Steve McNamara's contract as England head coach will not be renewed, the RFL (Rugby Football League) has announced.

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The Watford gaffer is asked about his deadline day business, starting with midfielder Abdoulaye Doucoure, signed from Rennes. 

"We've been following him," Flores said.

"We have been talking about him since last summer.

"He is a very good player for the future but at this moment we have a lot of players in the centre of midfield. He is for next year, at moment we keep with same players."

Just to underline that point, the Hornets immediately sent Doucoure to La Liga side Granada on loan.

Tommy Fid: Norwich did incredibly well! Strengthened all areas we needed with Bamford, Naismith and Klose! Great future buys as well!

Jennifer Hayton: Boro did the best business in the window. We've invested in real quality and will hopefully see us promoted.

1Tjthrall: Slightly concerned we didn't get any backup for Harry! Worried Spurs fans everywhere...

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Captain Judy Murray and her team face Georgia and South Africa from Thursday in their bid to win promotion from Euro/Africa Zone Group 1.

Here they are taking a break from preparations. What are the chances of them all wearing white? Incredible.

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Floyd Mayweather says he has had "crazy numbers" thrown at him to fight again.

But despite offers of "nine-figure" sums of money, Mayweather, who retired after his 49th successive victory last September, is not planning a comeback.

"As of right now, I am out completely," said the 38-year-old multiple world champion.

"If I do get the itch to come back, it really won't be for the money but I have to get paid. That's why the nickname is Floyd 'Money' Mayweather."

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The Afghan Football Federation plans to set up a meeting between Lionel Messi and the five-year-old Afghan fan Martaza Ahmadi, who became an internet sensation when he wore an improvised Messi shirt made from a plastic bag.

Afghan federation spokesman Sayed Ali Kazemi said they hope Messi can come to Afghanistan to visit the boy, but otherwise they will arrange to send him to Spain.

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James Astley: Wolves bought replacements for the sales of Stearman and Afobe, No improvements to squad, poor business.

Si Hawkes: As expected really. Another 'good but not a game changer' midfielder, and no striker. It's the Arsenal way. History repeats...

Andrew Neill: While impressed with the Shelvey signing and hopeful for Doumbia the lack of defensive reinforcements at NUFC worries me.

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How about this for a stat? Unbelievable.

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Watford signed two players for undisclosed fees on deadline day, loaning both to Granada.

The signings of Rennes midfielder Abdoulaye Doucoure and Udinese striker Adalberto Penaranda are reported to be worth £16m,, external which would make them January's top spenders at £34m.  

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Middlesbrough spent big on deadline day, signing striker Jordan Rhodes from Blackburn Rovers for an initial fee of £9m.

It was a busy day for Boro, who also bought in Leicester defender Ritchie de Laet on loan and Belgium Under-21 midfielder Julien de Sart from Standard Liege.

Rhodes, 25, has signed a four-and-a-half-year contract with the Teessiders, who are currently second in the Championship, a point behind Hull.

Stoke and Everton's deals took January transfer window spending to a five-year high of £175m.

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It means Premier League clubs have spent a record £1.045bn on transfers in the 2015-16 season.

The previous record for a season was £965m in 2014-15.  

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Newcastle signed Roma and Ivory Coast forward Seydou Doumbia on loan, subject to international clearance.

The 28-year-old moves to St James' Park until the end of the season, with an option to make the deal permanent.

Meanwhile, Spanish striker Ayoze Perez, 22, has signed a new five-year contract at St James' Park.

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The biggest deal on deadline day was supplied by Stoke, who paid a club record £18.3m on midfielder Giannelli Imbula from Porto.

The 23-year-old became Portuguese football's record signing when he joined Porto in a £15.1m deal from Marseille seven months ago.

Everton completed the other major signing, bringing in Senegal forward Oumar Niasse from Russian club Lokomotiv Moscow for £13.5m.

The 25-year-old has 13 goals in 23 appearances for Lokomotiv this season so looks promising.

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Panic over. No more crazy signings, or hope of crazy signings that then fall through.

The transfer window is closed and we want your thoughts on it. So our question today is...

How did your club do in the transfer window?

Are you happy, frustrated, excited by your team's performance. As always, send us in your thoughts and reasoning.

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