What do Crystal Palace,Swansea and Everton have in common ?
Answer: they cant score goals and that is why they are struggling.
Palace only have Benteke and he is out for another 5 weeks.They said they don't like paying over the odds for a player but if they had paid 10 million over the top for a decent striker how much would that save them overall if it helps them avoid relegation ? 60 million ? 70 million ?
Swansea sold their only decent striker,Llorente,to The Spuds in the August transfer window.You cant blame Llorente for wanting to go to a bigger club but he has been replaced by Bony,previously good at Swansea,but who has endured three mediocre seasons at Manchester City and Stoke.Swansea must be hoping that both Huddersfield and Brighton start plummeting down the table as there best hope of survival.
Evertons big problem was not replacing Lukaku.They spent 150 million on new players but no decent striker.Even Stevie Wonder (but not 747man or goodison

) could see that Rooney was well past his sell by date on the evidence of the past two seasons......Sandro,also,has struggled to adapt to the Premier League.Niasse and Calvert-Lewin are a bit of an improvement upfront and should help keep Evertons heads above water until the January transfer window.
In the January transfer window I think that there is bound to be interest in acquiring proven strikers like Giroud,Vardy and,even,Andy Carroll.
Anyway,the EPL is back next Saturday 14th October starting with Liverpool v Manchester United at 6.30pm Thai....a decent starting time for a game involving two of the bigger clubs,for once.
Just when I thought our chance had passed,you go and save the best for last.