Your favourite, and least favourite, lines from your own team's boss:

Chris Marks: "My missus could keep this lot up." Peter Taylor on taking over as manager at Derby in 1983/84 - we went down.

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The Sunderland fans have made up a chant to the tune of Stone Roses' 'Made of Stone' for Adnan Januzaz - "Sometimeeess IIIIIIIII, Januzaajjj!" - and it is being played out over the tannoy system.

I reckon the Stone Roses are played at 55% of all English football grounds. 

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Sunderland boss David Moyes, speaking to Sky Sports: "Everton are now one of the big boys with the spending power they have got. I know a lot of the players and we need to make it as hard as possible for them. The encouraging thing for us is that we have been in all the games we have played."

On not starting new £13.6m signing Didier Ndong: "No, I wasn't tempted at all [to start him] because he only came in late last Thursday or Friday. He trained with us yesterday. It's a chance for him to see what the speed of the Premier League like."

David Moyes has a huge smile on his face as he catches up with some old team-mates and colleagues in the tunnel. A long chat with Tom Cleverley is followed by an embrace with a member of the Everton backroom team.

Your favourite, and least favourite, lines from your own team's boss:

Matt Scott: From Fergie; "[When Robin van Persie was hit in the face by a ball] you can clearly see that he could have been killed."

Liam C: Mick Harford said Neil Harris could make and score his own goals. Two years later he had scored one goal.

David Igoe: Bobby Williamson when Hibs manager in 2002 "if you want entertained go to the cinema".He didn't last long thankfully  

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We asked supporters of Premier League and Scottish Premiership clubs to use BBC Sport's team selector to tell us whether they were satisfied with their squad, via a simple tick or cross for each position.

The results are in.

At Sunderland, not a single position scored above 80%. Only 24% were happy with the goalkeeping options. (Although some of those were cast before the signing of Mika). 

Only Everton's left-back position scored above 90% approval and fans identified major concerns at either end of the pitch.

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Everton boss Ronald Koeman, speaking to Sky Sports: "Our start to the season is OK. We know it's a good start but we'd like to continue that after the international break. Sunderland are in a difficult situation because they need to win. What we need to do is play to our level and we will have a chance to win."

On Romelu Lukaku: "He has not scored for us this season but maybe those two goals on international duty will give him a boost."

I don't really know what to say about this. Here's six-time World Snooker finalist Jimmy White in the dugout.

Quite, quite magnificent?

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It could be a good time to play Sunderland - The Black Cats haven't won any of their last 22 Premier League matches contested in either August or September (D9 L13), last beating Wigan in September 2012.

Slow starters.

Meanwhile, Ronald Koeman could be the first Everton manager since Thomas McIntosh in 1919 to win his first two away games in charge.

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Ian Dennis
at the Stadium of Light for BBC Radio 5 live

Look at David Moyes' record at Everton. In the last eight seasons he was there I think they finished in the top six seven times. He was punching above his weight. With the platform and foundations Moyes built for Roberto Martinez, Everton went backwards last season.

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This can't go on. Surely. 

Sunderland make two changes. Jan Kirchhoff returns in place of former Everton midfielder Steven Pienaar, while Duncan Watmore starts up front in place of the injured Fabio Borini.

The Black Cats have three new players on the bench: defender Jason Denayer, goalkeeper Mika and midfielder Didier Ndong.

Sunderland XI: Pickford, Manquillo, Kone, Djilobodji, Van Aanholt, Rodwell, Kirchhoff, Januzaj, Gooch, Watmore, Defoe. 

Subs: Denayer, Khazri, Mika, O'Shea, Ndong, McNair, Love.

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Everton make one change. Seamus Coleman for Mason Holgate in defence. 

Everton XI: Stekelenburg, Coleman, Ashley Williams, Jagielka, Baines, Gana, Barry, Mirallas, Barkley, Bolasie, Lukaku. 

Subs: Robles, Deulofeu, Kone, Lennon, Funes Mori, Davies, Holgate.

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"[The bottom] is where they've been every other year for the last four years, so why would it suddenly change?

"I don't think you can hide the facts. People will be flat because they are hoping that something is going to dramatically change - it can't dramatically change, it can't." 

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As words of wisdom from a manager in August go, David Moyes' warning that a long, arduous fight against relegation awaits Sunderland and their fans takes some beating.

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So, in honour of the straight-talking Moyes, I want to hear your favourite, and least favourite, lines from your own team's boss.

When did he get it spot on and really raise morale?

When did he leave you crying in anguish and frustration?

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Let us know on text at 81111 (UK Only, include your name and team please) or tweet us at #bbcfootball. 

Everton

Everton make just one change from the team which beat Stoke last time out - Seamus Coleman returns at right-back with Mason Holgate dropping to the bench. 

Sunderland

Sunderland make two changes from the team which drew with Southampton as in come Jan Kirchhoff and Duncan Watmore for the injured Fabio Borini and Steven Pienaar.

There are three new signings on the bench in Jason Denayer, Mika and big-money buy Didier Ndong. 

BBC Radio 5 live

You can put 5 live on your radio - or listen at the top of the page - as build-up begins with Mark Chapman. 

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Jermain Defoe has scored twice in Sunderland's three games so far, and they need him to keep finding the net after Fabio Borini was ruled out for three months with a groin injury.

Defoe's record since returning to England from Toronto has been superb. He has scored 21 Premier League goals in 48 starts for a largely struggling Sunderland.

He is now 10th in the all-time list with 145 goals - one behind Teddy Sheringham. 

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We should have team news from a balmy Stadium of Light any minute now...

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Everton's main line of business on transfer deadline day was the ultimately failed pursuit of Newcastle midfielder Moussa Sissoko, who instead chose to join Tottenham.

They did add West Ham forward Enner Valencia on loan though. 

Ronald Koeman got the rest of his business done early, and in adding Ashley Williams, Yannick Bolasie, Maarten Stekelenburg and Idrissa Gueye he looks to have done some smart business.

A win tonight - a big win - could send them second.