Paper Talk: Australia's group from hell, Barca eye Ramsey, Moyes digests 'sore' loss Liverpool's Luis Suarez is the Player of the Week for his four goal demolition of Norwich. It's a bumper Thursday in Paper Talk land. WE throw around the phrase 'bumper' Paper Talk a bit too often, but today it really is a cracker. Let's get straight into it. Daily Telegraph football editor Tom Smithies discusses the benefits of the 2014 FIFA World Cup's official ball, the Brazuca. FIFA's official World Cup draw rehearsal took place in Brazil earlier today. Just check out our group. Not much more we can say, except, aaarrgghhhh ... Group A: Brazil, France, Australia, Italy. Group B: Uruguay, Nigeria, USA, Croatia. Group C: Argentina, Ghana, Costa Rica, Russia. Group D: Switzerland, Chile, Japan, Greece. Group E: Spain, Ivory Coast, South Korea, England. Group F: Colombia, Cameroon, Honduras, Holland. Group G: Germany, Ecuador, Iran, Portugal. Group H: Belgium, Algeria, Mexico, Bosnia. What did Norwich ever do to Luis Suarez? That's 10 goals against the Canaries now for the Uruguayan, the first Premier League player to score a hat-trick of hat-tricks against the one club. The headlines are simple enough, eh boys? Brendan Rodgers quipped. I haven't seen many individual performances like that before. It was a joy to watch, sheer brilliance from one of the best strikers in the world. Among modern-day world-class operators like Messi and Ronaldo, it's all about numbers. They don't seem to deal in ones and twos any more. It's all fours and fives, and, of course, Luis has shown he can do that. He is the happiest he has been in all his time here, and that is adding a maturity to his play. This club suits him. It goes hand in glove with him, and I am convinced his best years are going to be spent here. The football we are playing is allowing him to exploit the spaces he likes playing in, and the way he is finishing things off deserves mention alongside Messi and Ronaldo. He is only 26 and is going to keep improving. The quality of his finishing was just incredible, and I actually felt sorry for Norwich's defenders, because there's not much you can do about it. "You would have to toss a coin between the first and third for hew pick of the bunch, Initially, I thought the opener, but then I looked at the third again and just thought, "Goodness me, what a goal that was." It was a remarkable individual performance. Everton's drought breaking victory over David Moyes' Manchester United is this round's headline moment. David Moyes didn't win at Old Trafford during his 11 years at Everton, and as soon as Roberto Martinez brings the Toffees to David Moyes's Manchester United, Everton get the bickies with a late, late strike you'd usually associate with a Red Devils dramatic victory. It was a captivating clash and it was a surprise it took so long to for a goal to come. Moyes admitted it's a "sore one" to go down, but has he given up hope of a title, now 12 points adrift of Arsenal? We have got a long way to go. We will need to play some great football and win an awful lot of games in the run-in if we going to be in there and around it at the end of the season. First and foremost, the top four is a shaky prospect, something that Everton are in the race for as well. Martinez said: "It was more than a football game for us. It was trying to get [over] the mental block of many, many years. Someone told me was 20-odd years since we won at Old Trafford. It wasn't about the three points or winning, it was about being ourselves throughout and we pushed ourselves to do that and I couldn't be prouder in that respect. Team of the week for round 14. We aren't far from the Rumour Mill cranking into overdrive as we prepare for January, but there's a shocking piece of gossip for Arsenal fans: Barcelona eye Aaron Ramsey as the young cog to revitalise their ageing midfield. The Daily Mail suggests that Barca club president Sandro Rosell sees Ramsey as the solution and has had scouts at the Gunners' last four games. Cesc Fabregas was tempted but his inconsistent game time at Camp Nou could be a warning if the Welshman is indeed tempted. So sung the cheeky Arsenal fans after their maligned striker cashed in on a rare start to put the finishing touches on a convincing win against Hull. Steve Bruce could only watch on in bemusement as a player he had on loan at Birmingham City and Sunderland, and tried to snare this season for Hull, netted a brace in his first EPL start in two-and-a-half years. Will it earn him a new deal at Emirates? Not just yet, Arsene Wenger said. The top five goals from round 14 of the EPL. United executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward has floated the idea of having a 'B' side in one of the lower football leagues as a way of developing young talent for the top level. It's a system used by Barcelona, Real Madrid, Ajax and in Germany, but the FA have steered away from such a concept. A less drastic idea would see EPL giants forge relationships with lower tier clubs, but Woodward believes a B concept is the way for big clubs to head. We need to have a look at it. We have strong views at Manchester United on the subject," he told the United We Stand fanzine. If we could have a B team playing then it would solve a lot of issues. The reserves do deliver some of the objectives, the system just isn't as good as it could be. Lionel Messi takes on Kobe Bryant in a shoot-out of a different kind. This isn't the last time this discussion will come up this year ... There has been some recent debate that Aguero's 17 goals in all competitions this season puts him just below the Messi-Ronaldo echelon in the world. Well, the way Suarez is playing, and throw Ramsey in as well, he can't claim that mantle on his own. The Argentine was on the scoresheet again this morning as Manuel Pellegrini's side finally won on the road, but it wasn't smooth sailing against Steve Clarke's persistent West Brom side - a good result given they've troubled Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester United already this term. UEFA.com have caused a stir with their nominees for the team of the year - no English players. No Rooney, Gerrard, but even more puzzling is their assessment of the Premier League, with only eight players, including a snub for the man we've spent two sub-headings waxing lyrical over, Luis Suarez. Thoughts? In case you're wondering what the Poms think ... "Uefa's decision not to have at least one Englishman in their 40 is barbaric, but Roy should pin the nominees to the dressing room wall before that first game in Brazil," Daily Mail's Jack Gaughan wrote. GOALKEEPERS - Petr Cech, Thibaut Courtois, David de Gea, Manuel Neuer DEFENDERS - David Alaba, Giorgio Chiellini, Dante, Mats Hummels, Branislav Ivanovic, Philipp Lahm, Stephan Lichtsteiner, Filipe Luis, Vincent Kompany, Gerard Pique, Sergio Ramos, Thiago Silva MIDFIELDERS - Gareth Bale, Ilkay Gundogan, Isco, Paul Pogba, Mesut Ozil, Menaja Matic, Blaise Matuidi, Marco Reus, Franck Ribery, Arjen Robben, Bastian Schweinsteiger, Yaya Toure STRIKERS - Sergio Aguero, Edinson Cavani, Diego Costa, Falcao, Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Robert Lewandowski, Mario Mandzukic, Jackson Martinez, Lionel Messi, Thomas Muller, Cristiano Ronaldo, Robin van Persie Pele won't be involved in drawing the lottery at the World Cup draw - he doesn't want to be blamed for a bad hand! "President Dilma (Rousseff) suggested that I represent Brazil when it came to pulling the balls out of the pots, which I've done several times before," Pele said. I preferred to turn down the offer because I wouldn't feel comfortable in picking out balls which are not favourable to Brazil. Andre Villas-Boas was staring down the barrel, 1-0 down to Fulham. Fergie's former assistant Rene Meulenesteen was in charge of his first EPL clash and went through the full gamut of emotions in the life of a manager straight away, conceding two goals in the final 20 minutes. "It's very hard to take," said. I wanted an inspired and disciplined performance and we got that. I went through every emotion tonight, but this is what the Premier League is all about. Dimitar Berbatov wants out. His manager Emil Dantchev told the Daily Mirror: "I don't usually speculate as nobody knows what will happen in January but what I can tell you is he (Berbatov) is not happy at Fulham." David Moyes has decided to off-load Ashley Young and Anderson in January, preferably on permanent deals. The Mirror also reports that Liverpool's Iago Aspas is set to return back to Spain after just six months, to Valencia.