up? (Spend more/spend less; keep the manager (You've had Moyes for a decade; Amazing!); change the manager, etc) Development from within is the way to go. I read somewhere that QPR is developing Warren Farm to be the new state-of-the-art training facility. That will improve the quality of the youth coming through the system as well helping attract other players. While money can buy you everything (including a Premier League trophy!), creating a dynasty can only happen when there is a strong youth system. What one or two questions do you wish I had asked you (and how would you have responded?!) If you had asked me "What makes Everton dangerous?", I would have answered this: The left wing combo of Leighton Baines and Steven Pienaar gives managers and right backs sleepless nights as they wonder how to deal with their guile and pace. However, Everton also have the ability to call upon a young and fast right wing of Seamus Coleman and Kevin Mirallas should they notice that the left is blocked off. Also, Everton pose a solid aerial threat with Belgian Marouane Fellaini and a bunch of other always waiting to pounce on a cross or a rebound.