Now, hypothetically speaking. And we do stress that point.

If Emile Heskey and Eidur Gudjohnsen are training with Bolton Wanderers and they impress, the Championship club could have a strike force blessed with pedigree, if somewhat lacking in a yard of pace.

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Heskey has 118 goals in English league football, 62 international caps, two league cups, an FA Cup and a Uefa Cup to his name.

Gudjohnsen has 97 league goals in his career, 78 international caps and a plethora of league honours, not to mention a Champions League medal.

Yes they'd have a combined age of 72, but if they walked on to the pitch with a sack of medals, think of the fear struck into the opposition. Fortress Macron Stadium.

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England batsman Nick Compton has described Michael Clarke's tribute to Phil Hughes as "very special".

The Australia cricket captain broke down in tears as he spoke about his friend and team-mate at the batsman's funeral.

Compton, who used to share a house with Hughes and was at the funeral, told BBC World Service: "I was standing at the bar with him an hour ago and he said he has given everything.

"He spoke from the heart and the fact that his spirit will stay with us for ever is very special."

Play will resume between Sri Lanka and England in their third ODI at 12.45.

Follow our live text for all the latest developments as the action gets back underway after a lengthy rain delay.

Today we are asking you if you have ever booed your team and if you think it is acceptable practice.

Last night Leicester manager Nigel Pearson engaged in a heated debate with one critical fan, but is booing fair game?

Graham Robinson:, external I was at the 8-0 Saints v Sunderland match and there were songs and ironic cheers, but no booing from the away end.

Tweet us on #bbcsportsday.

Just to bubble your excitement for tonight, remember this?

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William Gallas struck late as Chelsea beat Tottenham at Stamford Bridge in 2006, sparking a Jose Mourinho celebration we don't see enough of these days.

The sides meet tonight and we will have build-up to that fixture and three more in the Premier League tonight.

Bristol Rovers boss Darrell Clarke has accepted he should have named a goalkeeper on the bench against Wrexham, after defender Mark McChrystal ended up in goal for 50 minutes of Tuesday's 0-0 draw.

McChrystal, who took the gloves when Steve Mildenhall was forced off with a knee injury, helped keep a clean sheet against 10 men.

"I'll hold my hands up and say we should have had a keeper on the bench," Clarke told BBC Radio Bristol. "I've done it a lot of times, where I haven't put one on the bench, but it's now something I'll have to look at."

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There's still no cricket being played in Hambantota after Sri Lanka and England's one-day international was delayed by rain after only two overs.

The umpires inspected at 11:45 GMT but were unable to reach a decision and will again assess conditions at 12:15 GMT.

Test Match Special coverage continues on air through the delay.

BBC Radio Manchester, external have their ear to the ground at the Macron Stadium and they can hear the rumblings of a certain former Leicester City striker.

Heskey is 36 and a free agent. Bolton also have former player Eidur Gudjohnsen training with them.

Professional footballers and cricketers are three times more likely to have a gambling problem than other young men, according to new research.

Published at the Professional Players' Federation (PPF) conference in Edgbaston, the research shows 6.1% of professional sportsmen would be classed as "problem gamblers" compared to 1.9% of men in the general population.

PPF chairman Brendon Batson described the findings as "worrying". "Sportsmen are a clear 'at risk' group and the whole of professional sport has a duty of care to these young men," he added.

Wolves, who have lost their last four Championship games, have recalled 21-year-old midfielder Jack Price from his loan spell at League One club Leyton Orient.

Price featured prominently in the Wolves side that won the League One title last season and will return to head coach Kenny Jackett's first-team squad.

Italy international Tito Tebaldi completes a move from Ospreys to Harlequins.

The scrum-half, 27, moves after 17 months and 19 appearances with the Welsh region.

Lord Sebastian Coe on his proposed changes to the athletics calendar: "Many fans don't know when the athletics season starts, when it ends, why it seems to bounce around from the USA to Europe to Asia and back again. A harmonised calendar is the key to promotion, marketing, the athletes and member federation development and we must address this."

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Lord Coe is seemingly a very organised man and he has today launched his manifesto for the election for IAAF presidency.

A focus on "harmonising" the athletics calendar to make the sport more marketable and on engaging youngsters through street athletics are at the heart of his plan, which he says has four pillars.

• Reforming the world athletics calendar and bringing in city centre 'street athletics' competitions

• Maximising commercial growth and focusing on youth engagement

• Increasing resources for anti-doping and creating a new IAAF ethics department

• Changes to the IAAF internal structure to give a greater voice for athletes

In the wake of Leicester boss Nigel Pearson's argument with a fan, we are asking you if you have ever booed at a match and is it alright to do so?

Simon Mowels:, external I would sit on my hands but never ever boo my team. If it got too bad to bear I'd stop going - only happened once!

Tweet us on #bbcsportsday with your thoughts.

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England have announced their squad for the upcoming series against Malawi, which starts at the Echo Arena in Liverpool on 14 December.

Jade Clarke will captain the side, while Pamela Cookey returns to the squad after recovering from an Achilles injury.

England squad: Jade Clarke (Co-Captain), Pamela Cookey (Co-Captain), Ama Agbeze, Rosie Allison, Sara Bayman, Eboni Beckford-Chambers, Sam Cook, Kadeen Corbin, Sasha Corbin, Rachel Dunn, Stacey Francis, Tamsin Greenway - subject to fitness, Jo Harten, Geva Mentor

In all, 73 centuries have been pocketed at York's Barbican Centre so far this week, with Stuart Bingham out ahead on the tournament's highest break with 142., external

He is on the table from 13:00 GMT in the last 16 against Ricky Walden and you can watch it live on the BBC Sport website.

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As we highlighted earlier, two-time champion Ding Junhui was humbled by 18-year-old James Cahill at the UK Championship on Tuesday night.

The world number 100 put together a break of 56 in the final frame to win 6-5 having led 5-1.

"When I missed the chance to win 6-1, he started coming back at me, and it's the worst feeling in the world," Cahill told World Snooker.

"In the last frame I expected him to win in one visit, but after he missed I played a solid frame. My family went through the emotions as much as I did."

Cahill plays world number 19 Mark Davis in the last 16.

There's still no action in Hambantota, with rain delaying the third one-day international between England and Sri Lanka after only two overs.

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Play was stopped at 09:11 GMT, with very heavy rain following. Some estimates suggested that as much as two hours would be needed to make the ground fit once the rain stops.

BBC Sport's Matt Slater:, external "At @PPFplayers Problem Gambling & Sport conference, new study says professional sportsmen three times more likely to have problem than men in general population."