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And on that light note, we will call it a day for Sportsday.

A live text on the night's FA Cup action starts at 18:30 GMT and we will be back here to review it at 08:00 GMT on Wednesday.

For more developments on January transfers, keep checking the BBC Sport website and app, while there is commentary of Everton v West Ham on BBC Radio 5 live from 19:00 GMT.

Thanks for all your interaction today and farewell for now.

After so many of you tweeted about Adebayo Akinfenwa last night, today we have been asking you who is your footballing cult hero? The response has been huge, so thank you.

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Andy Bradley:, external Ian Ashbee - captained throughout all 4 divisions. Billy Whitehurst - hardman and I was his postman!

Tom Parsons:, external Has to be Kanu in his prime. Made the hard look easy and the easy look impossible.

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World number three Rafael Nadal made the worst possible start to the new season as he lost to Germany's Michael Berrer in round one of the Qatar Open.

The Spaniard could not build on a strong start and Berrer, ranked 127th, powered through to win 1-6 6-3 6-4.

Send us your thoughts on today's deals? We are on #bbcsportsday.

Gareth M-J:, external If Torres was £50m a few years ago when we wasn't prolific the Swans should hold out for nearer £50m for Bony.

Manchester City will have to pay £30m to sign the Ivorian we understand and they are in talks to get their man.

Charlton have signed goalkeeper Marko Dmitrovic from Hungarian side Ujpest FC for an undisclosed fee.

The 22-year-old, who is a Serbia Under-21 international, has joined the Addicks on an 18-month deal.

Meanwhile, keeper Nick Pope, also 22, has left The Valley for a loan spell with League Two side Bury, which will run to the end of the season.

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Liverpool will place the Hillsborough Memorial at Anfield into safe storage this week as construction work gets underway on the expansion of the Main Stand.

The club hosted a short service on Tuesday to mark its relocation and to unveil a specially commissioned Temporary Memorial which is located at the entrance of the Centenary Stand.

The Eternal Flame from the Memorial has been transferred to Liverpool Cathedral where it will reside during this temporary period.

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Today we have been asking who is your all-time footballing cult hero? Let us know at #myculthero.

Gareth Marshall:, external Andy Morrison. Dragged City up from the third tier kicking & screaming. Hard as nails.

Liam Riley:, external Own goal specialist Frank Sinclair, his one from the half way line against Boro still makes me laugh when I see it.

Krystian Jones:, external Jay-Jay Okocha & Matt Le Tissier for me. Entertainers. Played like they could do anything they wanted.

Alan Norris was a relieved man after coming through an exciting first-round match against Swedish qualifier Daniel Larsson at the BDO World Championships.

The 2014 runner-up trailed 1-0 and 2-1 before fighting back to win in a deciding set at Lakeside.

"I know Daniel very well and I feel a little disappointed for him," Yeovil-born Norris told BBC Sport. "Obviously I'm happy to get through. I didn't perform in the first set but I found the groove in the end."

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There is one more match in the FA Cup third round tonight as Scunthorpe, managed by former Cup winner Mark Robins, face Chesterfield at Glanford Park. The Iron are in round three for the first time since 2011 but are unbeaten since October. Chesterfield, who reached the semi-finals in 1997, have lost only one of their last 10.

Updates on this one alongside commentary of Everton v West Ham on BBC Radio 5 live.

BBC Radio Wales reporter Dafydd Pritchard has the inside track on Manchester City's move for Swansea striker Wilfried Bony.

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He says: "Bony's future has been under scrutiny for months, with Chelsea, Tottenham and Liverpool among the clubs believed to be interested in the Ivorian.

"He signed a one-year contract extension in November and, although that couldn't ward off interest from Manchester City, it did get rid of the £20m release clause in the striker's previous deal.

"Swansea can now demand £30m or more for the 25-year-old, not that a fee of that size will put off a club of City's financial power.

"As Bony is currently with Ivory Coast at the Africa Cup of Nations, he may well have already played his final game for the Swans."

BBC Radio 5 live

A reminder about tonight's live FA Cup match on 5 live between Everton and West Ham, with Mark Pougatch presenting live from Goodison Park.

The Toffees have won only one of their last nine matches but the Hammers have failed to beat them in the last 14 meetings between the sides. John Murray is your commentator tonight, with summaries from former Republic of Ireland international Kevin Kilbane.

Andy Horncastle:, external Gerrard to US, conference level, a waste right now. Look at what Beckham and Lampard did since. He could do a job in Italy.

Tweet us your views on Gerrard's move, Bony's possible Man City transfer and Mark Schwarzer finding a new club at the age of 42.

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So we've had a busy hour or two on Sportsday, if you're just joining us a recap on what has happened:

• Steven Gerrard is closing in on a move which will see him earn £6m over 18 months at Los Angeles Galaxy

• Manchester City have opened talks with Swansea over striker Wilfried Bony but the Welsh club want over £30m for their top scorer

• Mark Schwarzer is a Leicester City player, he joins from Chelsea until the summer of 2016

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Leicester City confirm the signing of Mark Schwarzer from Chelsea until the summer of 2016.

The goalkeeper, now at the ripe-old-age of 42, played 12 games for Chelsea last season after joining from Fulham.

England Saxons lock Graham Kitchener has agreed a new contract with Leicester Tigers, reports BBC Radio Leicester.

The 25-year-old, who captained an inexperienced England XV against the Barbarians in June last year, has started 14 games for the Tigers so far this season.

More on Manchester City's talks with Swansea City for Wilfried Bony. Remember the Ivory Coast international is heading to the African Cup of Nations but the Swans want a pretty fee if he is to leave South Wales.

Reports circulated this morning on Bony's request to Swansea to let him talk to Champions League clubs should they make an offer for his services.

Durham seamer Mark Wood took 4-29 for the England Lions on day two of the opening match of their South Africa tour in Soweto. The Lions were all out for 443 and then dismissed a Gauteng Invitational XI for 179.

In their second innings the Lions struggled to 43-3, a lead of 307, first innings centurion Sam Robson lbw for one, but skipper Jonathan Trott finished unbeaten on 10 with one day's play remaining.

BBC Cambridge Sport tweet:, external Peterborough duo Tom Conlon and Michael Richens have agreed permanent deals with Stevenage.