Andrew Price:, external Jeff Tarango defaulted a game (Wimbledon 1995) argument with the umpire - his wife later slapped the umpire across the face!

Matt Donnelly:, external Has to be Ronnie O'Sullivan putting a towel over his head against Mark King then drinking his water from under the towel.

Richard Wilkinson:, external Anyone mentioned Fergie's rant after the Scottish Cup Final 1983 yet?

Ah, I was hoping someone would bring that one up...

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"He asked on Twitter whether there was 'anything happening tonight in Melbourne' and reportedly ended up at a stranger's house playing video games and eating pizza."

Nick Kyrgios, who will face Andy Murray in the last eight tomorrow, sounds like an interesting sort.

You can listen to live commentary on sports extra tomorrow at around 08:15 GMT

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Newcastle United confirm in an official statement, external that John Carver will take the role of head coach until the end of the season.

Carver, 50, said: "I am confident that we can deliver exciting successful football and look forward with relish to my role as head coach of this great football club."

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Bury manager David Flitcroft says the reason for the poor playing surface at the JD Stadium is that the pitch has "failed".

The Shakers spent a reported £150,000 on relaying the surface last summer but it has badly cut up in recent weeks.

"It's deteriorated, failed, collapsed - whatever you want to say, and results haven't been right," Flitcroft told BBC Radio Manchester following Saturday's home win over Carlisle. "I'm as guilty as anyone to try and play the beautiful game on that."

BBC Sheffield have an interview with Sheffield United boss Nigel Clough, external ahead of Wednesday's League Cup semi-final with Tottenham at Bramall Lane and he says: "Ryan Flynn is the only doubt with his Achilles."

Asked about tactical alterations for the second leg, with his team trailing 1-0, he adds: "We do consider them, it's a different game now. We tried to squeeze Jose Baxter in at Spurs and just couldn't quite do it with the balance. He was very good on Saturday as skipper and if anybody is going to come in it will be him."

Ian Woolway:, external Mikhail Youzhny repeatedly whacking himself on the head with his racket sending blood streaming down his face.

Richard Todd:, external Step forward Ricky Ponting when he was run out by sub fielder Gary Pratt during England Ashes triumph summer 2005.

JP Foley:, external Nelson Piquet punching & kicking Eliseo Salazar after a crash during the 1982 German GP. Salazar kept his helmet on!

London Irish's recruitment for next season has continued with the signing of Brendan McKibbin from the Sydney-based Waratahs.

The 29-year-old scrum-half has made 59 appearances for the Super Rugby champions, coming on as a replacement in last year's final.

"Brendan is a top-class player and a real leader on and off the field," said London Irish director Bob Casey.

More from Robin van Persie's interview with the BBC's Simon Stone and the Dutchman concedes the team have not scored enough goals this term, admitting he has not been prolific enough himself.

The 31-year-old, who has not found the net this year, backs compatriot Louis van Gaal to get things right at Old Trafford but adds he does not know if his own contract, which expires in 2016, will be extended.

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BBC Sport's Simon Stone has spoken to Manchester United striker Robin van Persie, who says it is "vital" the club win the FA Cup this season.

Van Persie, a late substitute in the goalless fourth round draw at Cambridge on Friday, said the mood at Old Trafford lifted when Chelsea and Manchester City were knocked out on Saturday.

The Express and Star, external report that West Brom could miss out on former Newcastle striker Shola Ameobi, despite agreeing a deal in principle. Crystal Palace are thought to have offered the 33-year-old better terms.

Northampton and England hooker Dylan Hartley has admitted his frustration after being sin-binned despite trying hard to avoid controversy in the weekend game against Racing Metro.

The 28-year-old, who returned from a three-week ban for elbowing last week, was shown a yellow card for tackling on the ground. "I thought I did everything I could going into this game. I knew the spotlight would be on me," he told BBC Radio Northampton.

"I just saw a player run over me, I put my hands up and I tackled him. The next thing I know, I'm in the sin-bin."

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Wigan Athletic have signed Aston Villa midfielder Chris Herd on loan until the end of the season.

The 25-year-old Australia international played three games while on loan at Bolton earlier this campaign but has not featured for Villa since December 2013.

"He's a player I've looked at a lot over a period of time," said Wigan boss Malky Mackay.

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The remaining FA fourth round tie takes place at Spotland tonight as Rochdale take on Stoke, the first time the teams have met in the famous old competition.

There have been nine meetings between them in total, Stoke winning five, losing two and drawing two, but on their most recent visit in 2007 the Potters were defeated on penalties after the League Cup game finished 2-2 after extra time.

Your memorable sporting tantrums. Please keep them coming in to #bbcsportsday, text 81111 or use the BBC Sport Facebook page.

Shaun, Hertford: Best tantrum - Keegan's "love it" rant against (more) Fergie mind games during 95-96 season. Hilarious. And we all know what happened next...

Brandon, Bradford: When Di Canio sat on the floor for West Ham v Bradford and refused to move! Favourite sporting tantrum by far.

BBC Cambs Sport:, external Cambridge's tie has been selected for television which will net the U's a further £72,000 (in addition to 42.5% of the gate receipts).

FA Cup replay details for you. Manchester United against Cambridge has now been confirmed for Tuesday, 3 February on BT Sport, with Bolton against Liverpool to be screened live on the BBC the following day.

John Carver will be confirmed as head coach of Newcastle United until the end of the season, later today.

Alan Pardew's former assistant manager will take charge of the team for the final 16 games of the Premier League season, with the club now set to wait until the summer to find a permanent successor for Pardew.

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Lotus reveal their new E23 hybrid and include a hashtag #GottaKissMyselfImSoPretty

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