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Scott Dickson: Junior football game where we lost 12-0. Our goalkeeper spent the first 10 goals talking to the central defender and central midfielder on the goal-line. We only got the ball into the opposition box once, and when we did, the opposition cheered.

Paul Atkinson: Not long after I made myself a midfield regular in the school team at my secondary school, I asked if I could have a game in goal against our local rivals when our usual goalkeeper couldn't play, as I really fancied a go between the sticks. We lost 10-1 - never kept again.

Greg Lloyd: Losing 21-1 in an under-18 hockey cup game. Worst part was we had an hour's training before the game which we spent practising penalties... so we'd know the order of our penalty takers if it came down to a draw.

Real Sociedad manager David Moyes says Burnley's Danny Ings is a striker "anyone would like to have" as he urged more British players to move to Spain.

Ings, 22, is out of contract with the Clarets in the summer and can move abroad on a Bosman free transfer.

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Moyes did not comment on rumours Ings has signed a pre-contract agreement with Sociedad but admires the player.

"Danny is someone who I think has done really well, and who anyone would like to have," he told BBC Radio 5 live.

An update on the George North-concussion story...

World Rugby has announced that the Wales winger should not have remained on the field after a clash of heads with team-mate Richard Hibbard - but it accepts the Welsh Rugby Union's explanation surrounding the incident.

North appeared to suffer a momentary loss of consciousness in the Six Nations opener against England on Friday.

Wales wing George North should have been replaced because of suspected concussion in the Six Nations defeat by England, according to Wales medical manager Prav Mathema.

North, 22, appeared to be knocked out after clashing heads with team-mate Richard Hibbard in Cardiff.

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Mathema said Welsh Rugby Union (WRU) medics will have access to video replays at future matches.

"Having seen it since, he should definitely have been removed," he said.

Brentford's, external response to reports in the Times (subscription required), external that Mark Warburton would be replaced by Rayo Vallecano coach Paco Jemez.

"The club is aware of some press speculation about the future of our manager, Mark Warburton.

"It would not be in the club's interests to disclose any of those discussions, but Brentford FC do want to confirm that Mark Warburton remains our manager.

"At this critical stage of the season, we don't propose to make any further statements in relation to these rumours."

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Marc Cranfield-Adams: My most embarrassing sporting moment? 13 consecutive ducks as an opening batsman.

Peter Collins: Too many to count... Probably the 9-1 we took in a school match. I was in goal, and man of the match. Says it all really.

Dave: Losing 26-0 in hockey and that was a good performance.

Bad news for Burnley fans - midfielder Dean Marney will miss the rest of the season with a cruciate ligament injury.

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Marney, 31, picked up the injury during Sunday's 2-2 draw against West Bromwich Albion at Turf Moor and scans have since revealed the extent of the injury

Brentford FC:, external "A club statement regarding recent press speculation over the future of manager Mark Warburton will be on the website shortly."

"We've got 14 games left of the season and we want to maintain our level of performances. We'd like to turn our draws into wins.

"Southampton played on Saturday, they've had an extra day's rest. It's all about our grit and determination that we showed on Sunday (in the 1-1 draw with Manchester United)."

Team news for tomorrow's league match at Southampton: "Out of the injured players Andy Carroll is the only player who might make it, it's touch and go. We'll see how he is tomorrow.

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"James Tomkins broke his nose on Sunday but he should be available to play."

Ben: We won 29-0 and broke the league record! Got in the paper, record still stands as well.

He's even included the newspaper cutting - Ben, we salute you and your 29-0 victory (even though we actually asked for your worst beatings...)

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Spanish newspaper AS, external report on Real Madrid president Florentino Perez conference with under-fire boss Carlo Ancelotti, whose team were beaten 4-0 by Atletico Madrid last weekend.

The paper reports: "Phrases like 'we must again be the team before the Christmas break,' 'follow leaders and win the Classic of March 22 to take a giant step' or 'we must be united' were heard."

Former Wimbledon champion Lleyton Hewitt has been given a wildcard entry to the Aegon Championships at Queen's in what will be his last grass-court season.

The Australian former world number one, 33, said last month he would retire after next year's Australian Open.

The 2001 US Open champion has won Queen's four times. "Lleyton is one of our greatest champions," tournament director Stephen Farrow said.

To celebrate here's an arty shot of Hewitt in action.

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Sam Hodges: Losing an U-14's cup match 0-20, despite playing with four defenders and three sweepers. I volleyed in their 16th.

Thomas Gibbs: Under 14 cricket tour to Barbados. First game of the tour. They scored 315-2, we were bowled out for 16... all extras.

Michael Cuthbertson: In Croatia with the school 1st XI, 3-0 down after five mins to Rijeka U21s. They sub their entire team for the U17s and win 11-1.

Joe Hills: I lost 33-1 on my Sunday League debut, scoring an own goal and conceding six goals while in goal myself.

BBC Cambs Sport:, external Peterborough team news - Gaby Zakuani is yet to return from international duty, while Jon Taylor, Ben Alnwick and Kyle Vassell remain out injured.

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The media are waiting for big Sam Allardyce, who is the first manager we will hear from on another busy day of conferences, featuring Jose Mourinho, Louis van Gaal and Manuel Pellegrini.

The votes are in, they have been counted and BBC Sport can now reveal the greatest one-day international XI of all time, as voted for by our viewers.

Greatest ODI XI: Chris Gayle (West Indies), Sachin Tendulkar (India), Brian Lara (West Indies), Sir Viv Richards (West Indies), AB de Villiers (South Africa), Adam Gilchrist (Australia, wicketkeeper), Jacques Kallis (South Africa), Wasim Akram (Pakistan), Shane Warne (Australia), Brett Lee (Australia), Glenn McGrath (Australia).

There is an edition of Tuffers and Vaughan available as a 5 live podcast in which Michael Vaughan, Ashley Giles and Jason Gillespie discuss the team, and look ahead to the World Cup, which is now only a few days away.

We want to know your worst sporting experience. Here are a few early responses from the BBC Sport Facebook, external page.

Neil Walker: Highton Pres U16 Cricket - We were all out for 11 and one player scored five. I was third in a double hat trick.

Jackson Costa: A second division team in Namibia thrashed 25-0, in a Football Association Cup. One player scored 15 goals in that game to earn a Guinness record

Sam Ebilatei: The game between Manchester City and Manchester United when it ended 6-1.

Here's a good quiz question. Can you name against whom Jay Bothroyd made his only England appearance? We'll answer in a moment.

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But first the reason for mentioning Bothroyd - the much-travelled forward has signed for Jubilo Iwata, a club in the Japanese second tier.

Bothroyd had been without a team since leaving Thai side Muangthong United last year.

The 32-year-old begun his career with Arsenal before joining Coventry City, then Perugia in Italy but returned to England and played for various sides including Charlton Athletic, Queens Park Rangers and Wolverhampton Wanderers.

Oh, and the answer to the question - it was against France in 2010, when Fabio Capello was in charge. Did you get it right? Thought not.

Dan Walker, external on Twitter: Let's do a self-indulgent #InjuryXI for #TuesdayTeamNews. Get #InjuryXI & #TTN in that reply. You may fire when ready.