TACKLE KEOWN LIVE: Can Ozil inspire Arsenal title charge? Why did United fail in the transfer window?

Answer: Looking at who came in, one area of concern is Martinez has gone to Wigan three times – for James McCarthy, Arouna Kone and, Antolin Alcaraz – and this was a side that was relegated last season.

Kone is a good player, but I’m not so sure about Alcaraz, while James McCarthy has played a lot of games for Wigan, so Roberto will know all about him. £13million is an awful lot of money, though.

It’s funny – when David Moyes was the manager of Everton he hardly made a signing. It would be one each season and the Evertonians would be unhappy because they hadn’t seen any activity.

This summer has seen a significant change in the club’s approach but it’s very Wigan-weighted. They have been affected more than anyone else by the transfer window. They need to be ruthless now.

I do like Romelu Lukaku, though: I think he’s an outstanding player – and he certainly was in a West Brom shirt on loan from Chelsea last season. Swapping him with Victor Anichebe is good business.

Gareth Barry’s another good acquisition: he’s low maintenance and he’ll understand the mentality of the a big club like Everton.

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Answer: That’s a question for the manager, but I think what Wenger’s been talking about is this ‘super player’. That’s what he wanted this summer, and that’s the way forward for the football club now.

It reminds me of the Dennis Bergkamp situation. You saw the grin on Theo Walcott’s face and it reminded me of Ian Wright skipping down the corridor when Bergkamp signed. That one signing will take us to another level.

I do think Arsenal needed to buy a striker, but I don’t think there’s a problem in central defence.

I think there’s a question mark over the goalkeeper but Emiliano Viviano’s going to put him under pressure, which is good news for Arsenal.

I think, in signing Flamini, they’ve taken care of defensive midfield. He allowed Fabregas to go forward and attack in his last season at the club.

His input was often missed, but not by me: I think there’s a real responsibility in his play. Somebody has to fill in those gaps when Arsenal flood forward and he’s someone who is happy to do that.

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Answer: Controversial! I don’t necessarily agree this is the weakest in years. Our midfield is as strong as I can remember. We’ve got two world-class left backs now.

I think we’ve conceded a lot of goals recently, which is a concern – certainly from set pieces, as we saw against Scotland – but we’ve got a relatively new partnership in that area, since the era of Ferdinand and Terry.

I think Cahill will dominate in that position for many years to come.

But you’ve got to have world-class strikers to win World Cups – and that’s an area we can’t afford to be missing our best players.

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Answer: It’s a difficult one. I don’t think Wayne is the sort of person to pull out unless it was something very serious.

We’ve only seen a snapshot of the injury: it’s in a very awkward place and it would mean he couldn’t head the ball. If he can’t do that then he’s not fit to play.

It’s different when you get a gash in a game and the adrenaline’s flowing.

It seems to fuel you a little bit more, but when you see the wound and it becomes a bit sensitive to the touch it’s a different story. When you can’t the ball I can understand why he’s not playing.

I remember having to come off with a fracture of the nose. It was so painful – I couldn’t play with it. I damaged my right eye because I suffered a detached retina, too, because somebody elbowed me in the eye socket.

We have to think of the player’s health: there are a lot of players who wouldn’t play with that. It’s now the norm for players not to come back on the pitch when the‘ve got a head wound. You can’t play on with blood now so a quick decision has to be made. It’s more to do with that, than the players being mollycoddled.

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