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Published 19:18 1 Sept 2016 BST

An article, published on the club's official website late on deadline day, introduced you to Valencia as "the Swans' latest signing" before the author challenged the striker to back up his "Superman" nickname during his time at the Liberty Stadium.
And unless Valencia scores an own goal when the Toffees travel to Swansea for their Premier League clash next May, he will really struggle to make an impact for the South Wales club.
https://twitter.com/Everton/status/771104058044284928
It was quickly taken down and we can only imagine that someone writing for Swansea's website received a stern talking-to this morning.
But we're surprised this kind of thing doesn't happen more often considering the way deals seem to just fall apart at the last second these days.
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