Christmas wish list: Aloisi wants anything, Gombau wants Messi, Moyes after charm. Everton's Phil Jagielka and Leon Osman get into the Christmas spirit. FOOTBALL fans, let's be honest, we're pretty spoiled at Christmas time. The A-League is bursting with it's 'Summer of Football' campaign - with 16 matches over 17 days, and then there's the Premier League New Year calendar as they put their stars through their paces in the chilly December air in England. But that looks after us. What do our clubs want this Christmas? Here's a checklist for Santa across the globe. Something, anything, please! Right, the guy's an Australian football legend, he has a Melbourne derby this weekend, he hasn't been too bad this year so surely the stars are aligned for Santa to deliver all three points in the derby. Or at least something to make Maltese striker Michael Mifsud hit the back of the net more often and for Harry to stay on the field, and away from the penalty spot! Give it all to one guy: fit hamstrings, hips and back. The Sky Blues are well in the mix this year but haven't really quite convinced everyone yet. Alessandro Del Piero is struggling with 90 week in, week out. Does anyone give them a chance without him? Lionel Messi! Well, okay, that's silly, but the Barcelona mentor preaching patience and possession will want the finishing touch each week, so last week's masterclass wasn't a one off. They're confident they will enjoy an avalanche of success at Adelaide later in the season, so goals to go with the tiki taka would make everyone happy in South Australia. A lock and key. Their star striker Besart Berisha has been linked with Sydney FC but the lovable Albanian is such a favourite at Suncorp they'd hate to see such a positive campaign derailed by transfer speculation. Some pudding! They're dreaming. Western Sydney's players are arguably the fittest in the league and one thing we can be sure about, especially after a rare drop in intensity, is that Tony Popovic will have them as focused as ever, starting with the grand final replay on Monday night. Lost powers. Now the old Samson and Delila story tells us that the power comes from the hair but in Fellaini's case, the fro is just a flop and the sorry site of unsold merchandise outside Old Trafford goes a long way to portraying his first six months at the club. United need some power and poise in midfield - and if Fellaini isn't good enough, they need to sign someone who is! Charm. It's not been one of the Scotsman's endearing public traits, but the new United boss needs to find it quick smart in the transfer market. Every midfielder under the sun treated an offer from United like an RSVP to a bad date. Stay away! Can things change in January? A one-way ticket. Didier Drogba arrives in February for the Champions League tie with Galatasaray. If Chelsea haven't signed another marksman by then, bail the club legend up and throw a blue jersey on him. They could do worse. More loanees. The Toffees' incredible rise this season has been helped in no small part by players not even on their books. Romelu Lukaku, Gareth Barry and Gerard Deulofeu have helped Everton keep pace with the EPL's big guns and the January window presents another chance for Martinez to take some top up-and-comers under his wing. A key. The beast needs to be unlocked from his cage! What's happened to the rampant Aston Villa striker who took the EPL by storm last season? It's been a bare run for him, to the point Romelu Lukaku may have usurped him as Belgium's No.1. Not that City need more money, but if every away game felt like a home game, god help the rest of the league. A ladder. Because last week's result hints that snakes might be on the horizon as City begin their surge. Crunch game against Chelsea, and reinforcements needed up front in January, thanks Arsene. LIVERPOOL...whatever Luis Suarez is eating for breakfast - more of it! 17 goals, no disciplinary problems, the captain's armband. The Uruguayan has been a true talisman but without a hint of off field disruptions. The true Chrissie gift might come in the shape of a reported club record contract renewal. A happy and healthy Defoe and Adebayor! No monetary gifts for Spurs this Christmas, they've spent enough. Get them some quality time as a team to gel, dismantle any posters of Gareth Bale hovering at White Hart Lane and play Jermaine Defoe and Emanuel Adebayor. They're paying them enough, they might as well see how it goes. They can't really be less productive than Roberto Soldado.