Who would you choose as the next QPR manager and what move should Harry Redknapp make next? Tweet us using the hashtag #bbcsportsday or write your views on BBC Sport's Facebook page.

NeeOrg:, external Kevin Keegan for QPR, he has the ability to get confidence out of players and it's exactly what QPR need.

fqiren: , externalGary Johnson to QPR then?

Jack: , externalRedknapp should retire! Arguably the most overrated manager of a generation - 32 years as a manger and he won one major trophy!

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Here's some more on Gary Johnson's sacking as Yeovil manager.

Assistant manager and former full-time boss Terry Skiverton has been placed in temporary charge.

Yeovil were relegated from the Championship last season and are currently bottom of League One, four points from safety with only six wins from 28 games.

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Is patriotism still important in Test rugby, asks BBC Sport's chief sports writer Tom Fordyce as he explores the issue in the build up to Wales' clash against England on Friday.

"Patriotism is complicated a personal, nebulous mish-mash of myth, pride and occasion. And professional sport doesn't have much room for the nebulous, for the uncontrolled, for passion without a strict purpose," writes Fordyce as he chats to Colin Charvis and New Zealand's Vern Cotter.

Leeds United chairman Andrew Umbers is confident owner Massimo Cellino will return to Elland Road when he has served his Football League ban.

The Italian has been disqualified from having anything to do with the running of the club until 10 April.

"I know Massimo well and it is his absolute intention to come back to Elland Road," former investment banker Umbers told BBC Radio Leeds. "He is the steward of this ship. I am the steward of it while he is away, but it is his ship."

Yeovil chairman John Fry on sacking of Gary Johnson:, external "The decision to relieve Gary of his management duties is the hardest I have been involved in during my 23 years at Huish Park.

"I cannot speak too highly of the man who in the past brought so much success to our club. We part company on good terms and I would like personally to wish him well for the future.

"Gary took the Glovers from the Conference to the Championship and is regarded as one of the best managers in the Football League. More importantly, he is one of the most successful managers in Yeovil Town's 119 year history."

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League One strugglers Yeovil Town have sacked manager Gary Johnson.

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Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers has sent a touching letter of condolence to a supporter whose grandfather recently died.

Joe Nelson received the letter following the death of his grandfather Roy, an Anfield season ticket holder for more than 60 years.

The letter read:, external "Roy is part of our LFC family and always will be."

"I couldn't believe it at first," said fan Joe. "I took it straight to my dad to show him. We were both absolutely made up that such an important person for the club had thought about the family at this sad time."

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Cheltenham Festival winner Dynaste will miss the 2015 meeting and has been ruled out for the season by trainer David Pipe.

Last year's Ryanair Chase victor strained a hind leg when finishing third at the track last month.

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It's 12 months since Garry Monk stepped up from the Swansea City playing squad to take over from the sacked Michael Laudrup. Doesn't time fly.

Monk ensured Premier League survival last season and the Welsh side are currently ninth in the table and club captain Ashley Williams has praised the 35-year-old's impact during the last year.

"People appreciate the work that he does and the way he prepares us for games," Williams said. "The football that we've played, even when we haven't played great, you can see how committed the boys are."

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Wales are "pretty intimidating" says England's former Grand Slam-winning captain Will Carling - but Warren Gatland's men will find it "much harder" to beat England in Cardiff on Friday than they did in 2013.

Wales won 30-3 to deny Grand Slam chasing England on their last Millennium Stadium visit.

"I don't think they'll be dominated as much as they were in the scrum two years ago and that's what really broke them and led to the big points," said Carling, who won 72 international caps.

"I think they're going to be much harder from a Welsh point of view...if they [England] get a few breaks in the first half, who knows?

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Sale outside-half Danny Cipriani has said it's an honour to be back in the England squad after he was named as a replacement for Friday's opening Six Nations game against Wales.

"It's an honour to be able to put on the England shirt again and train with such quality players! Been a long journey, am very proud," he tweeted. , external

"The best thing about it all is seeing how happy my mum is! Looking forward to Friday now."

West Ham have issued a statement after they were fined £71,000 by Fifa for breaching rules over striker Diafra Sakho.

The Hammers said: "The club and the player have received the decision and will now be focusing their concentration on the game against Manchester United on Sunday."

Manager Sam Allardyce said at the weekend that Sakho would be rested until the row had been resolved and he was not named in the squad for last Saturday's 2-0 defeat at Liverpool, but will be available for Sunday.

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BBC tennis correspondent on Radio 5 live sports extra

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"Serena Williams is to compete in Indian Wells for the first time since being jeered by spectators in the final of 2001.

"The crowd were unhappy that Serena's sister Venus had pulled out of their semi-final because of injury. In an article for this week's TIME (Magazine), the world number one writes that "the undercurrent of racism was painful, confusing and unfair."

"Williams believes that the sport has come a long way since then, and says she will return to California in March with "a new understanding of the true meaning of forgiveness.""

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England head coach Stuart Lancaster says George Ford will come through the tough test he will face in Cardiff on Friday.

The Bath outside-half will make his first Six Nations start when England take on Wales at the Millennium Stadium.

Lancaster said: "For George it's another set up, in terms of pressure and scrutiny, but every step he's taken as a player he's taken it and it's George and Ben Youngs is an exciting combination for us.

"Wales's backline is not too dissimilar to the one we faced at Twickenham last year and we beat them. We need to make sure we execute on the day and have belief in the players we've got because we certainly believe we can win."

Crawley have signed former Wrexham and Crewe striker Mathias Pogba on a deal until the end of the season.

The 24-year-old Guinea international, elder brother of Juventus midfielder Paul Pogba and twin of St Etienne defender Florentin Pogba, was a free agent after leaving Italian Serie B side Pescara.

"Mathias can play anywhere across the front or out wide so he gives us options," interim boss Dean Saunders told the club website., external

Today we're asking: who would you choose as the next QPR manager and what move should Harry Redknapp make next? Tweet us using the hashtag #bbcsportsday or write your views on BBC Sport's Facebook page.

Tom Storm:, external As QPR fan I'd like Sherwood or McClaren, whoever the appointment though my feeling is we need to go down to rebuild

UnSimpleSimon:, external Redknapp needs a mid-table team like Stoke to revive his fortunes, just like Hughes did.

Oscar George:, external Nigel Adkins would be a good shout. He's out of work and has experience in the lower divisions.

Barcelona president Josep Maria Bartomeu has insinuated that bitter enemies Real Madrid had a part to play in the Neymar transfer court case in which he has been called to give evidence.

"We have done nothing wrong and we will keep saying the truth. The signing of Neymar took place using the most prestigious lawyers," Bartomeu told Spanish television.

"I'm not saying Madrid are behind this but Neymar's father told me that there were two offers: Barca and Madrid. Madrid wanted to buy him and were ready to pay more for him.

Bartomeu will be questioned on 13 February over whether Barcelona and their directors defrauded the Spanish tax office of 2.8 million euros (£2.1m) during the 2014 tax year.

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England head coach Stuart Lancaster has said he has made 'positive changes' to his side despite having to make enforced changes because of injury.

Only nine members of the England team which beat Australia in the autumn are in the starting XV to face Wales on Friday because of injuries.

But Lancaster told BBC Radio 5 live: "Obviously, the cards we were dealt with as the camp unfolded, particularly after the European weekend, some of the original decisions we had to make we have to change.

"Looking at the replacement, James Haskell for Tom Wood, for example, Jonathan Joseph getting a chance for Brad Barritt. I think they're positive changes and we're looking forward to the game."

Scotland forward Ryan Wilson has been suspended - without pay - by Glasgow Warriors for a period of three months for assaulting a fellow rugby player while dressed as batman. He will not be considered for Scotland selection until 23 August, 2015.

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West Ham have been fined £71,000 and reprimanded by Fifa's disciplinary committee over Diafra Sakho's appearance in the FA Cup tie against Bristol City on 25 January.

The club had informed the Senegalese FA he was not fit to play for his country in the African Nations Cup.