'Eden Hazard surprises everyone with his choice of Manchester moves,' announces Aman GillPhotograph: Photomontage'Tottenham may be shopping in Lidl this summer thanks to Chelsea's Champions League win, but we can always dream,' sighs Daragh McCannPhotograph: PhotomontageTim Whitwell takes a trip to the Garden of EdenPhotograph: Photomontage
Shane Kelly tags along for the ride ...Photograph: Photomontage... while Jonathan Oguntona has a slightly different take on proceedingsPhotograph: Photomontage'I suppose I could have done something with Bo, Luke and the delectable Daisy but surely everyone's going there,' says Tony CrawfordPhotograph: PhotomontageFrank Cook duly obliges with this effort, and throws in Eddie Izzard for good measure: 'The sacking of the chief scouts for the two Manchester clubs was seen as an occupational hazard' Photograph: Photomontage'The Hazard saga is almost as confusing as the badge,' muses Mark PickavantPhotograph: PhotomontageWilliam Glanville shows off some fancy Photoshop skills in his Batman-themed entryPhotograph: Photomontage'It looks like the Premier League may be replacing a malfunctioning oak tree called Edin, with a slick, step-over merchant called Eden,' trails James LucasPhotograph: PhotomontageNot content with a simple caption, Brett Turner has penned a whole verse: '(In a southern drawl voiceover-stylee) Down in Prem County they've got money comin' out o'their ears, which is lucky for some folk – the reporters may be pretty, but the bosses sure ain't! Good thing for our boy Hazard he's got his pick of the bunch ... YEEE-HAAAW!'Photograph: PhotomontageRichard Day offers some advice to Premier League defendersPhotograph: Photomontage'I know the Fergie thing doesn't really make sense, but I couldn't resist putting his head on Ted Danson's body,' witters John O'DonnellPhotograph: PhotomontageRachel Eirinberg rounds things off with another Garden of Eden-themed offering, possibly even more alarming than the rest Photograph: Photomontage
Sign up to read this article
Read news from 100’s of titles, curated specifically for you.