A timely reminder there to keep us updated with your thoughts, emotions, fears and hopes for the rest of the day. We're here till midnight as long as the deals keep coming - so let's hear form you!

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Dan from Muswell Hill: Just saw Kallstrom outside Arsenal! He looked happy...

Keith: If Norwich want to sell Wes Hoolahan, how about giving Van Wolfswinkel with him for free?

And there we go - 'Arry Redknapp appears on a TV screen hanging out of a car window, and he brings news of a new striker for QPR.

Rangers have signed Kevin Doyle on loan from League One side Wolves until the end of the season.

"I like Kevin. He's a good pro and a good lad who needs to get his career up and running again," said Redknapp.

"He was a good player at Reading and my sides have played against him many times. This is a great opportunity for him. I like him a lot - he's a good player and a good person."

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Thanks Bevo, and good afternoon to one and all!

So then, nine hours into our live text offering and the best confirmed deal we can offer you is Kurt Zouma's £12m move to Chelsea?

Come on now. The footballing world must do better! You demand it, I demand it, the hordes of players and agents after a move demand it!

But fear not. For we are fast approaching the golden hours, those last few hours before the window shuts for good on another season. What we like to call 'the panic buy window.'

There's still time to land that unnecessary sixth striker to 'bolster the squad,' that third-choice keeper on loan, that big money splurge. The domino effect can still kick in...

It's been an eventful transfer deadline day so far, and obviously it is far from over yet...

What has happened? Well, Fulham have seen off West Ham to capture Olympiakos striker Kostas Mitroglou and also snapped up Tottenham's Lewis Holtby on loan, Chelsea have signed St Etienne defender Kurt Zouma and Crystal Palace have swooped for Wolves keeper Wane Hennessey.

What is still to come? Sweden midfielder Kim Kallstrom is having a medical with Arsenal, we are waiting for more news on Fulham striker Dimitar Berbatov's loan move to Monaco and Liverpool have a delegation in Ukraine trying to wrap up a deal for FC Dnipro winger Yehven Konoplyanka.

Then there is the private plane from Porto and a pair of prospective Manchester City signings. Tom Rostance will take over from here on in to let us know who manages to land their targets before the window closes at 23:00 GMT.

Callum Lewis Jones:, external Fulham will be delighted so far. Mitroglu and Holtby in, Taarabt and Berbatov out. Swapping egos for talent.

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Here is Wolves chief executive Jez Moxey explaining why the club accepted an offer of around £3m from Crystal Palace for Wales goalkeeper Wayne Hennessey.

Moxey said: "With Wayne this season, it was a similar situation to other players in the past such as Joleon Lescott whereby if we received an acceptable offer from a Premier League club we were not going to stand in his way.

"It was a case of once again proving his fitness, as he did with Yeovil, and then when the bid came in, reaching agreement with Crystal Palace.

"We are fortunate to have some excellent goalkeepers here at Wolves, with Carl Ikeme and Aaron McCarey as the senior men and some more good young goalkeepers in behind."

Chris in London: Re. Sandy - throw in Senderos, Amorebieta, Zverotic and Derek Boateng too. Berbatov better have a lot of baggage...

Wigan have confirmed the loan signing of 24-year-old Leicester striker Martyn Waghorn until the end of the season.

Manchester United boss David Moyes said earlier that he planned to loan some of his young players out and he has just done exactly that: Defender Tom Thorpe, 21, has joined Championship side Birmingham City on loan until the end of the season.

Sandy in Kingston upon Thames: If Berbatov is off to Monaco, can Bent, Kasami, Kacaniklic and Rodallega go as well to carry his bags, please?

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News for Sunderland, Crystal Palace and Hull fans here, from BBC Sport's Juliette Ferrington.

"There's still no agreement with Blackpool over the short-term future of Tom Ince. It is no nearer to being sorted. The Seasiders have yet to agree anything with any club for the 22-year-old winger.

Lewis Walters:, external Cannot help but feel that Fulham have pulled off a bit of a coup signing Mitroglou. Quality replacement for Berbatov!

Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand

"Fulham just signed our next Champions League opponents's star man.... Good work Rene!!"

First Lee Cattermole, now Jonathan Pitroipa? Possibly...

BBC World Service's Steve Crossman: "L'Equipe claim that Burkina Faso striker Jonathan Pitroipa could join Stoke City on loan before the window closes.

"He was one of the stars of the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations and his current club Stade Rennais are believed to be ready to let him go on loan with a view to a permanent deal."

Wayne Hennessey and Jason Puncheon have already joined Crystal Palace. Scott Dann, Joe Ledley and Tom Ince might join them, but former Liverpool midfielder Mohamed Sissoko won't.

Sissoko has joined Spanish side Levante on a short-term deal. The 29-year-old was a free agent after leaving Paris St-Germain in September.

He spent time training with the Eagles last week, but failed to earn a deal at Selhurst Park.

That Sunderland exodus (see the text from Ross below) might not be over yet... Black Cats head coach Gus Poyet has confirmed at his press conference ahead of Saturday's Tyne-Wear derby that they have received a bid from Stoke City for midfielder Lee Cattermole.

Away from the transfer ticker, some big news from La Liga.

A few weeks ago, Barcelona announced that they were going to spruce up the Nou Camp and Real Madrid have now followed suit, revealing plans to bring the Bernabeu into the 21st Century - maybe the 22nd - with a very bold futuristic design which brings the 1987 film Robocop to mind.

Check it out...

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And at night they will even beam images onto the chrome outside. Brilliant.

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Manchester Airport on Twitter:, external I spy with my little eye a player beginning with..... #TransferDeadlineDay

Ross in Belfast: It's really quite remarkable to see the exodus from Sunderland containing pretty much all the Di Canio signings. Hopefully the 'Gus Poyet effect' gets us one more good signing before 23:00 GMT.