It has been a properly daft summer. A World Cup summer usually is - clubs get back late, players get ideas, and the transfer market runs abo

It has been a properly daft summer. A World Cup summer usually is - clubs get back late, players get ideas, and the transfer market runs about two weeks behind where everyone expected it to be. This one added its own chaos: one of the most recognisable forwards in Premier League history packing his bags for a surprise move abroad, and a title race that has spent the whole window reshaping itself in the background. And the thing is, the window doesn't shut until the end of August. There are three weeks left, and half the league still looks half-finished.The...