Transfers - or the lack of them - seemed to always be at the top of the agenda during Rafa Benitez's time in charge of Newcastle United.
It felt like the Spaniard was frequently battling with the club's hierarchy to bring new players to the club, or for the funds he needed to bring in the specific names he wanted.
In his three years on Tyneside, Benitez signed 27 players on permanent or loan deals, the majority of which made a big impact on the first-team squad.
Many of his signings are still first-team regulars - he's only been gone just over a year after all - with many of those, such as Matt Ritchie, Isaac Hayden and Dwight Gayle, having been signed for the Championship promotion season.
Not every deal was a roaring success, of course, no manager could ever claim that.
Some big-money transfers have flopped, while other more under-the-radar signings went on to become important players.
Last weekend, we asked you to score each of Rafa's signings out of 10, based on what they have contributed to the club.
Perhaps not surprisingly, nine of the top 10 are still at the club - and there was a winner by a clear margin.
At the other end, blink-and-you-missed-him loan signing Antonio Barreca comes out bottom. He only played four minutes during his loan spell from Monaco after all . . .
So here are the results:
Rafa Benitez's NUFC signings rated
Martin Dubravka 9.3
Salomon Rondon 8.2
Matt Ritchie 7.8
Miguel Almiron 7.7
Federico Fernandez 7.6
Isaac Hayden 7.6
Fabian Schar 7.0
Florian Lejeune 6.7
Dwight Gayle 6.7
Ciaran Clark 6.6
Mo Diame 6.3
Mikel Merino 6.2
Javier Manquillo 6.0
DeAndre Yedlin 5.7
Daryl Murphy 5.4
Kenedy 5.0
Christian Atsu 4.5
Joselu 4.0
Ki Sung-Yueng 3.8
Grant Hanley 3.7
Jacob Murphy 3.5
Yoshinori Muto 2.9
Jesus Gamez 2.5
Matz Sels 2.5
Islam Slimani 2.5
Achraf Lazaar 2.5
Antonio Barreca 2.2
