South Sydney have signed Wests Tigers veteran Robbie Farah for the 2017 and 2018 NRL seasons.With 247 first-grade games to Farahs credit, Rabbitohs coach Michael Maguire is pleased to be adding the representative hooker to his squad.Robbie has accomplished many things in the game and we look forward to him joining our squad and pushing for a spot in our top 17 each week, Maguire said.Competition for spots is a driving factor for success at any club and, by adding a player of Robbies ability, we will be increasing that competition within our squad.Within our organisation, we believe Robbie will strengthen our club and we look forward to working with him when he joins us for pre-season training.Farah made his first-grade debut for the Tigers in 2003 against Manly, culminating in a premiership in 2005 with the joint venture and representative honours for NSW and Australia.To accommodate Farah, Souths have agreed to a request from hooker Cameron McInnes to be released from the final year of his contract.We wanted to keep Cam here at Souths but he feels that the best opportunity for him at this stage of his career is at another club, Maguire said.Cam has done a great job for us over the three years hes been playing first grade, he has great respect from his peers, hes a fantastic young man and we wish him nothing but the best for the rest of his career. 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The match started slowly for Ivanovic, who surrendered her first two serves as Hantuchova took a 5-3 lead.Stoke City stole the headlines on Deadline Day with their record £18.3m deal for Portos Giannelli Imbula, but there were plenty of moves that did not come to fruition. Loic Remy ended up staying at Stamford Bridge despite weeks of speculation linking him with an exit, while West Brom managed to resist strong interest from Newcastle, Tottenham and Stoke to keep hold of Saido Berahino.Here, we look at five players left on the shelf after their mooted January transfers hit the buffers… LOIC REMY (Chelsea) Rob Dorsett confirms Leicesters failed attempt to sign Loic Remy Having played just 178 minutes of Premier League football since the start of the season, out-of-favour Chelsea striker Remy became one of the most talked-about targets of the transfer window. Aston Villa, Crystal Palace and his former club Newcastle were reportedly linked with the Frenchman, and on Deadline Day league leaders Leicester were pushing to strike a deal.We were told a loan deal was a possibility for Leicester but the crucial factor was that they had to wait until quite late in the day because Chelsea wanted to know what was happening with [Radamel] Falcao before they would let Loic Remy leave, said Sky Sports News HQ reporter Rob Dorsett. Premier League spend tops ￡1bn Premier League spending in a single season has gone over ￡1billion for the first time. If Falcao was to have his loan cancelled at Chelsea, there was no way they were letting Remy go. In the end, they decided to let Falcao go and Leicester were left frustrated, with not a lot of time in the window to do anything else. To compound matters for the Foxes, Falcao ended up staying at Stamford Bridge.RADAMEL FALCAO (Chelsea) Chelseas Radamel Falcao was reportedly linked with a late move away from Stamford Bridge Despite injury problems and poor form, on-loan Chelsea outcast Falcao was reportedly linked with a return to Spain on Deadline Day. Newspaper reports said the Colombian striker was wanted by his former club Atletico Madrid and Gary Nevilles Valencia, but Sky Sports Spanish football expert Guillem Balague insists Falcaos agent, Jorge Mendes, was merely attempting to drum up interest.Jose Mendes was trying to sell him, Balague told Sky Sports. Neither Atletico or Valencia were interested. Valencia couldnt afford him as they have reached the Financial Fair Play limit and Atletico did not even consider it. Mersons transfer window grades Paul Merson grades every Premier Leagues January business - from A+ to Z-... According to the Daily Mail, however, Falcao could yet get secure a lucrative move to Asia, with the Chinese transfer market open until February 26. Juangus Suning, the club who paid £25m for Chelseas Ramires, are reportedly interested in signing the striker.SAIDO BERAHINO (West Brom) West Brom manager Tony Pulis refused to sell striker Saido Berahino West Broms Berahino was one of the chief protagonists of the summer transfer window and his future was at the top of the news agenda once again in January. Stoke, Tottenham and Newcastle were his leading suitors, but the Baggies refused to sell, with Sky sources revealing they rejeected £21m offers from the Magpies and the Potters in the build-up to Deadline Day.ddddddddddddSky Sports News HQs Anton Touloui said West Brom were reluctant to part with Berahino because they were confident of receiving a similar transfer fee in the summer, they didnt want to strengthen a relegation rival, and they would not have had time to bring in a replacement so late in the window. Berahino stays put West Brom rejected bids from Newcastle and Stoke to keep hold of Saido Berahino. Berahino was fined for protesting on Twitter when he was denied a move to Spurs in the summer, but this time he was rather more diplomatic. Everyone waiting once again for the silly little spoilt boy to make same mistake so here you go, he wrote. Goodnight all and thanks for the supportJOSE ENRIQUE (Liverpool) Jose Enrique has been a peripheral figure for Liverpool in recent months Newcastle also targeted their former full-back Jose Enrique in a frantic dash to strengthen their squad on Deadline Day. The 30-year-old had a four-year spell at St James Park before his £5m move to Liverpool in 2011, but he had fallen down the pecking order at Anfield and the Magpies were confident of luring him back. Story of the transfer window A day-by-day account of how the January transfer window unfolded. Unfortunately for Steve McClaren, however, Enrique failed to agree personal terms. Liverpool were quite keen to allow Enrique to go but talks between Newcastle and the player himself have broken down, said Sky Sports News HQs Keith Downie. It looks as though he wont be coming. That will be a disappointment to Steve McClaren because hes short on left-back options with Paul Dummett and Massadio Haidara both out injured.PETER ODEMWINGIE (Stoke) Stokes Peter Odemwingie was denied a move to Marseille on Deadline Day Odemwingie became the story of the 2013 January transfer window when he infamously drove from West Brom to QPR in a failed attempt to force through a late transfer to Loftus Road, and three years later there was more Deadline Day frustration for the striker.Odemwingie, who has played just 73 minutes of Premier League football for Stoke this season, looked set for a move to Marseille, but their offer was rejected by the Potters and the French side ended up signing Steven Fletcher on loan from Sunderland instead. Peter Odemwingie speaks to Sky Sports News HQ about on of the most famous transfer deal that never happened Sky Sports News HQs Alan Irwin was stationed outside the Britannia Stadium. Stoke have confirmed to me, both Mark Hughes and CEO Tony Scholes, that theyve turned down that bid from Marseille, he said. So as it stands Odemwingie isnt going anywhere. Get Sky Sports Join us and watch the Premier League live on Sky Sports Also See: Story of the transfer window Top 10 Premier League deals ' ' '