Maybe we'll share 'coldest away ends' as a topic in future weeks - Grimsby was right up there in my book.

We want your thoughts on old and new grounds - the pros and cons. Here are some from the BBC Sport Facebook page

Darren Richardson:  I personally am gutted we are leaving the Boleyn. I know money talks in football but I'm a traditionalist and like the old style grounds.

Richard Keetle:  I'm a Grimsby fan, so it doesn't really relate to us as we have been planning a new stadium for what seems like an eternity!!! However off the top of my head you've only got to look at Hull and Swansea to see what a new stadium can do for you. Both clubs were bottom half teams in league 2 (division 3 back then) before the move and have both enjoyed top flight football for a number of seasons between them since the move

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Good point Richard. I didn't know the Mariners were on the move - one of the coldest away ends known to mankind that one...

West Ham manager Slaven Bilic on BT Sport: "I said after the Southampton game that they deserve respect and credit because they defended well. I was happy with the way we played after the first 15 minutes but because of that first 15 minutes we conceded a goal easily and lost the game. We have to make a better start, like the starts we made here against Liverpool and Manchester City. That's the reaction I want to see.

"Are we strong favourites? No because they come here with a good team. Yes they have a few who are not regulars but have good players on the bench. But we are confident, it is a game at home, we have played well against them this season, and we are playing in a good pattern.

"If we do what we are capable of then hopefully we will go through."

Kevin Kilbane
Ex-Everton and Republic of Ireland winger on BBC Radio 5 live

"Dimitri Payet has been very good for West Ham. He comes alive in games, he might be quiet at times and you might have to give him leeway defensively. But when gets on the ball he looks unplayable. 

"He is forward and direct, he can create, can beat a player, can shoot with both feet. He has everything you need to succeed in the Premier League."

Blarsle: Can't help but want to return to Wimbledon's Plough Lane. Our home dressing room exquisite, the visitors' was a wreck

Bus: Darlo average attendance 3-4000 moved from a lovely 9,000 capacity Feethams to a monster of a 25,000 white elephant

Isn't that happening Blarsle? Ah no, it's a new ground on the old home. The worst of both worlds?

Jurgen Klopp defies normal medical practice, it seems. He is playing Lucas at centre-half though...

Liverpool

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp on BT Sport: "Maybe I had a bit of luck, usually it takes a few more days [after an appendix operation]. I would like to say I have big pain but I am still here - but I have no pain! Maybe it is a good combination, a British doctor and a German patient.

"I feel really good and I don't always celebrate at a crazy level. Sometimes I am really cool. I know what I have to do."

Kevin Kilbane
Ex-Everton and Republic of Ireland winger on BBC Radio 5 live

"Can Sturridge sustain his fitness? If he plays 10/15 games then you would think he will score eight or 10 goals. He has that ability and class."

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Liverpool fans don't see Daniel Sturridge as often as they would like - in fact, they have only seen the England striker spend 45% of his time at the Reds fit and ready.

But we are told by Jurgen Klopp that we have - sticking with the percentages theme - a 99% chance of seeing Sturridge tonight.

"It is important to show how hungry you are on the pitch - I could see he's very hungry," the German tells BBC Radio 5 live. 

"He's ready. It's a 99% chance that everyone can see him tonight in the game - that's good for us."

Upton Park is slowly filling up on what looks like a chilly evening in London. With that starting line-up for Liverpool are West Ham strong favourites? 

West Ham United

It's not often I'd say that a footballer probably deserves a pay rise but Dimitri Payet may just well be that man...

He is in contract talks with West Ham United, despite signing a five-year deal with the Hammers in the summer.

The club have denied media reports the French 28-year-old midfielder has made demands over a new contract.

A statement, external said productive talks about a contract improvement and extension have started because of his "outstanding impact".

Payet has scored six goals in 22 appearances this season and he starts tonight.

He joined from French side Marseille in a deal worth more than £10m and has helped the Hammers to sixth in the Premier League.

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If Jurgen Klopp has grown exasperated at the amount of injuries hsi striker Daniel Sturridge seems to pick up, he should have a word with himself.

Well, not himself. But his namesake anyway.

A cow named after the German manager is up for sale at a Hereford cattle market, external later this month - with all proceeds going to charity.

The youngster has survived nearly drowning and has twice had to be freed after getting his head stuck.

"He seemed to be having more mishaps than the Liverpool defence and has a similar expression as Jurgen Klopp reacting to his team letting in a last minute goal at Anfield," said owner Tom Pearson.

Excellent...

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Do your miss your team's old ground or is their new home just superb? Let us know

Kiriama16: Highbury was home for the invicibles,The Emirates is a fortress though

Miriam Hanna: The Emirates was worth no trophies in 9 years to get the chance to get tickets and see my team play. This isn't popular I know!

My number one West Ham question would probably be 'what happened to Samassi Abou?' but here are the internet's top five:

1.Why do West Ham fans sing 'I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles'?, external

Adopted in the 1920s by former manager Charlie Paynter and many years later featuring in the Green Street Hooligans film.

2.Why do Millwall hate West Ham?, external

3.Why are West Ham called the Hammers/the Irons?, external

4.Why do West Ham hate Spurs?, external

5.Why has Kevin Nolan left West Ham?, external

You can find out the top searches for all 20 Premier League sides here.

BBC Radio 5 Live

Need to nip out in the car? Or want to stick in the earphones because you can't listen to that drivel on the telly?

Whatever....don't forget you can also listen to all the action from the Boleyn Ground thanks to our BBC Radio 5 live colleagues. As well as following these wise words, of course.

Mark Pougatch is presenting 5 live Sport from 19:00 GMT, with commentator Conor McNamara and former Republic of Ireland midfielder Kevin Kilbane talking you through the game.

Click the 'Live Coverage' tab on this page. Or stick on the wireless.

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Middlesbrough will go back to the top of the Championship if they avoid defeat at struggling MK Dons tonight. Boro drew 1-1 with Blackburn at the weekend but a point will be enough to see them go back ahead of Hull. The Dons, meanwhile, are just one place above the drop zone and also need the points.

There are three games in League Two as well, with Oxford hoping for a win at home to Mansfield that would secure their place in third. The Stags, meanwhile, will go fourth if they avoid defeat.

At the bottom Hartlepool and Dagenham are both at home and both in dire need of wins against Stevenage and Wycombe respectively.

Follow the live scores here.

Ever wondered what everyone is searching for about your team?

Here's the top five internet queries for Liverpool:

1.Why did Xabi Alonso leave Liverpool?, external

2.Why are Liverpool wearing black armbands?

3.Why are Liverpool so bad?, external

4.Why is the Kop called the Kop at Liverpool?, external

5.Why do Liverpool fans sing 'You'll Never Walk Alone'?, external

The version the fans sing was released in 1963 by Liverpool group Gerry and the Pacemakers and was adopted by the Kop not long after. Hold up those scarves..."When you walk, through a storm..."

Rob is evidently not a fan of the Keepmoat...