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A spot of golf news from overnight.

A mediocre round by his standards meant Northern Ireland's Rory McIlroy missed out on the £6m FedEx Cup prize.

American Billy Horschel clinched the Tour Championship and secured the overall title.

McIlroy, 25, who was competing in his eighth tournament in 10 weeks, described it as "a week too far", adding: "I was making mistakes that I don't normally make. But Billy deserved it - he played the best golf."

Best golf maybe, but not sure about those trousers...

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The Sun's also claims Alan Pardew has one last chance to keep his Newcastle job.

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The Independent says Alan Pardew will remain in charge for Saturday's home game with Hull, as he gets one last chance to stop the rot.

As always we want you to get involved, so here's an early one to get the ball rolling.

Alan Pardew's Newcastle reign is reportedly under threat, but, after only four games of the season, does the Magpies boss deserve more time?

We want your thoughts. Let us know on Twitter, using #bbcsportsday or leave a message on the BBC Sport Facebook page.

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Newcastle's dismal 4-0 thrashing at Southampton at the weekend has increased the pressure on Alan Pardew.

According to the pundits on Match of the Day 2 Extra, the "writing is on the wall" for the Magpies boss.

Former Newcastle midfielder Jermaine Jenas, the Independent's Sam Wallace and Match of the Day commentator Jonathan Pearce say the "story is waiting to be written" as the pressure mounts.

It's Monday morning and that means the start of another Sportsday.

There is plenty to talk about in the football world, from Alan Pardew's growing troubles at Newcastle to Manchester United's spectacular return to form, plus all the other Premier League news.

Throw in tonight's Hull-West Ham game, Champions League news conferences for Liverpool and Arsenal, and breaking news from the rest of the sporting world, and it should be a lively day.