Week 48 That Was The Week That Was

It can be a lonely place!

West Ham sign striker Sebastien Haller from Eintracht Frankfurt in a club record £45m deal.
He is their 4th signing, with Marko Arnautovic going to China to avoid disruption we feel.
Newcastle United have appointed Steve Bruce as their head coach on a three-year contract.
As he replaces fans favourite Rafael Benitez it will be interesting how their supporters react.
Following Newcastle's confirmation of his arrival, #Bruceout was trending on Twitter.
It is a shame because he is a fan of the club, but he would know supporters can be bitter.
Fleetwood Town manager Joey Barton has been charged with causing actual bodily harm.
With Barton previously having "emphatically denied" accusations, surely no cause for alarm!
Spanish side Atletico Madrid complete the £20m transfer of Tottenham's Kieran Trippier.
Guardiola says he will let his players choose the Premier League champions' next skipper.
Brendan Rodgers says the club's valuation of defender Harry Maguire has not been met.
But it would seem that the player wants to go to Manchester and his mind is certainly set.
Arsenal's bid was rejected but Zaha has told Crystal Palace he now wants to leave the club.
But if Steve Parish does not lower his expectations what will he do? And there is the rub! 
Liverpool and Barcelona results have quite rightly been noted in European football history
But up with them now, with a victory over Kilmarnock, must be the tiny Connah's Quay!