Premier League build-up and transfer latest

Aaaaaaaaaand, breath. Finally...

Quick line from Brentford. Thomas Frank updated on team news ahead of Fulham on Saturday.

Kristoffer Ajer and Sergi Canos are still out having missed games with Leicester and Man Utd, while new signing Mikkel Damsgaard will not start but could feature.

Silva on Thomas Frank: "We don't know each other well, but he's doing a very good job.

"It's difficult to play in this competition, and what he did last season and in the Championship showed his quality as a manager."

Silva on Brentford: "Last season they showed their quality, their togetherness." "They started with a draw and a great win. They are confident, like we are as well." "A derby is always a special game. We hope to be stronger than them.

"It's a special game. We have experience playing so many derbies. I can't say it's just another game. But we prepare in the same way."

Fulham boss Marco Silva gives an update on transfers to begin his pre-Brentford news conference: "Some things can happen quickly or not. But nothing official."

Finally, Moyes on getting points on the board in the league: "It’s really important. We don’t want to get in a position where we’re too far behind because we want to challenge the boys at the top, so we need to get off the mark."

Moyes on whether Brighton are a bogey team for West Ham:

“I’ve got loads of team like that in my history. It’s not Brighton, but other teams as well.

“They have a good team, a manager who is doing very well, a structure they play to and have a lot of things going for them.

“We finished about them last year though and we have to show that on Sunday.”

Moyes on team news: "There’s not much to report from last night, but we’re hoping to get people back.

"[Craig] Dawson is not too far away now."

Moyes on how Scamacca can take his goal last night to the Premier League:

"I think in time he will have an impact.

"I don’t think it is fair to judge him right away. We will bring him into the Premier League gradually but we’ve seen enough to see he will bring a lot to us."

West Ham manager David Moyes has been speaking ahead of his side's clash with Brighton. First he addresses last night's victory over Viborg.

"We took three pretty good goals out of it. Micky getting a goal, Gianluca too and Jarrod getting back in the goals.

"You can easily slip up in these games, it was a tough one, but we got there in the end."

Finally, Lampard has given some updates on his squad.

"Allan is fit, he's in the squad. We're trying to get him match fit but he's a really good pro and he's fit, ready to go."

"[Abdoulaye] Doucoure is probably going to be about three weeks from now."

Lampard on Dele Alli: "There's interest in Dele which has come out publicly in the last couple of days.

"That's one for us behind the scenes to consider ourselves and obviously Dele has to consider that. For him to go, it will have to be the right situation for everybody."

Lampard on Anthony Gordon who has been subject to bids from Chelsea: "He's an Everton player, isn't he? I don't want to talk about hypothetical questions.

"He's an Everton player. Firstly, he's got a huge value to the team at Everton. We saw that in his progress last season when I got here and felt that on the pitch.

"He's a massive player in the squad and a huge valuable asset for the club, one that we've developed ourselves and he's come through so there's a link to the fans and the club.

"He's in the squad for tomorrow and any chats I have with him will remain private.

"As any player should do, he has to get on with his game, his own form, train well, play well. It's as simple as that.

"That's the story with Anthony Gordon."

Lampard on a new striker coming in: "Firstly, we've got one of England's main centre forwards in our squad who got injured three days before the Chelsea game.

"The club had to look at other areas in the team that we wanted to strengthen and it wasn't just that. Nobody saw the Dominic injury coming. Salomon Rondon was suspended for the first game and is now available.

"We definitely want to strengthen in forward areas and we have to make sure it's the right player at the right time to improve the squad. There's a lot of clubs in similar situations and we are one of those."

Everton manager Frank Lampard has been speaking to the media ahead of their match against Nottingham Forest: "The mood in the camp is good, we should have more than zero points from the two games.

"Both could easily have been draws. we wanted more out of the two games but in terms of the performances, they've been pretty good.

"We're in an early transitional period but the mood is good."

Bruno Lage says Wolves are still looking to sign a striker before the window closes, but rubbishes reports that he approached Benfica forward Goncalo Ramos.

"We are still looking for a striker. People send me videos I have called Goncalo Ramos and made an offer.

"I am surprised because I didn’t speak with him and we made no offer for him."

Lage also says he has a nearly fully fit squad to choose from for tomorrow's trip to Tottenham, with Chiquinho the only unavailable player.

Wolves boss Bruno Lage on Morgan Gibbs-White leaving to join Nottingham Forest: "I don’t want to see anyone unhappy and if they are unhappy we have to talk.

"After today we have 10 days to fix anything. If someone goes, I don’t change anything, it was a pleasure to work with him.

"I believe he will go to Nottingham, the same coach as Swansea and national team (Steve Cooper) and in one or two years he can make a big impact in the Premier League, one of the best young players in the Premier League."

On Wolves' record signing Matheus Nunes: "He can be very important for us, you know what he did in the last two years in Sporting.

"He can be an important player for us, that is the most important thing. Then it is a different challenge. His challenge was to come and compete in the Premier League.

"He is one midfielder that is box-to-box, he can drop near the centre-backs to build up and when we have the ball and have space and drive the ball and in the final third he does the movements I like as a winger and striker to get inside the box."

A few bits and pieces from Wolves boss Bruno Lage are on the way - stay tuned!

Vieira on Joachim Andersen being abused after the Liverpool match: "That is something modern players have to deal with and they have to try and ignore them because it's hard to trace where they come from."

Vieira on Wilfried Zaha being linked with a move away: "The only thing that matters to me is how he is conducting himself and for me he looks like he is enjoying himself here."