Trouble at Liverpool

Adrian Moore reckons the dispute was settled the Japanese way ... Photograph: /x

... while Edward Egerton plumps for a good old-fashioned street fight Photograph: /x

Rafa rallies the Red Army with this effort from Ian Hudson Photograph: /x

John Barry, Photoshop's very own Pele, comes up with his usual high-quality stuff Photograph: /x

Neil Pollock reckons Rafa had a close shave with the sack Photograph: /x

"A young waif battles higher powers, using only the powers of squad rotation," cackles Holly Cruise. Photograph: /x

Matthew Evans doesn't bother with a caption, but then again, he doesn't really need to Photograph: /x

Christopher Reed noticed some familiar faces on the latest episode of Supernanny Photograph: /x

"Watch out, Rafa," giggles Howard Jones. "Randolph and Mortimer may be having a little bet this Christmas." Photograph: /x

"Do you think this will get the message across, Mr Hicks?" "Oh, I think so Mr Gillett. I think so." Ian Arscott tips his cap at the Liverpool owners Photograph: /x

"Gillett and Hicks were delighted that Rafa had brought his begging bowl along with him," says Michael McGrath Photograph: /x

And Andy Crowson carries on the decapatation riff Photograph: /x

Liverpool's owners come up with new entertainment plans at Anfield: "Let's fire him." You can thank Paul Bradley for that gag Photograph: /x

Joseph Duca thinks Gillett and Hicks are riding Rafa for all they're worth Photograph: x

Here's Michael Doyle: "More money to buy players," screamed Tom and George. "What are we, some kind of bank?" Photograph: /x

Chris McMillan has Rafa clamping firmly down on the hand that feeds him Photograph: /x