The results are in.
Taking into consideration how each club feels after their opening three Premier League fixtures, and their activity in the transfer window, this is how things stand in the Premier League Crisis Table:
Burnley are top as they couldn't even beat Manchester United, and their marquee deadline day signing is George Boyd. West Brom also look to be in trouble as they wait for the fitness of Joleon Lescott to save their season.
Palace and Newcastle fought out a 3-3 draw, but Palace have Neil Warnock in charge and the Toon couldn't secure any of their late transfer targets, so after a shaky start both sides look to be in a bit of bother.
Everton will be disappointed to only have two points from their opening three games, while Arsenal fans are not too thrilled that their desperate plea for a striker has been answered with Danny Welbeck.
While Manchester United have had a bad start and show fundamental problems in their team, they just signed Falcao and Di Maria so they don't give a shit about the numerous valid concerns around the club. City on the other hand have climbed due to losing at home to Stoke. QPR will be delighted with their deadline deal for Sandro, as will Spurs who's players no longer have to worry about stray kung-fu kicks in the dressing room.
Everything is good for Hull, they have brought in some talented players and started the season well, Aston Villa are in great shape having avoided Tom Cleverley, but Swansea and Chelsea are on cloud nine.
Check back to see how drastically this table changes after the fixtures following the international break.
