We're asking what is your nomination for worst sporting kit of all time? Keep them coming to #myworstkit or the BBC Sport Facebook page.

Mark Harris: United's green top all those years ago was the worst, shocking

Matty Smith: Every Blackpool home kit since the birth of time... tangerine for a kit - who thought that would be a good idea?

Josh More: Dunfermline Athletic circa mid 90s. I owned this at one point in my life.

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Blimey Charlie Josh, see what you mean.

Richard Conway
BBC Radio 5 live sports news correspondent

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"Luis Figo on Fifa presidency: "I passionately believe that there is far too much at stake to sit on the sidelines"

Olympic skeleton champion Lizzy Yarnold will be bidding for another major title after being selected in the British team for the World Championships in Winterburg, Germany later this month.

"I think it is our best team ever," she told BBC Breakfast. "It is the one competition I am desperate to win. It has been a good season and mentally I feel prepared and motivated. I just have to go in and do the best I can do and hope that it is enough."

Former Portuguese international and World Footballer of the Year Luis Figo is launching his Fifa presidency manifesto in London.

Figo is hoping to take over from Sepp Blatter with the election due to take place in May.

Among his proposals are:

• Introducing sin-bins for unsporting behaviour

• Revert to old definition of offside rule

• Start debate on use of technology in football

• Launch talks on World Cup restructuring

BBC Bristol Sport:, external Yeovil Town have signed defender Byron Webster on loan from Millwall.

Webster is a familiar face to Yeovil fans - he helped the club win promotion to the Championship in 2013 before joining Millwall last summer.

Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge says it is "easy" playing with controversial team-mate Mario Balotelli.

Sturridge is likely to lead the line at home to Besiktas as Brendan Rodgers' side kick-off their Europa League programme tonight.

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Much has been made of Balotelli's problems in his debut season at Anfield but Sturridge said: "For me it's easy to play with Mario. I enjoy it. He's a great guy. I get along with him, and I feel we can have a successful partnership.

"It's down to the manager and who he selects but from my point of view, I feel I can play with him or any player in the team because I get along with everybody."

Want some inspiration for worst kits of all time? Take a look at this. What the heck were Spanish B side Cultural Leonesa thinking of?

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That said, suppose the players wouldn't have to get changed to gain entry into the nearest nightclub. Handy.

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Among a busy back page of The Guardian is a nice story by Daniel Taylor about how Sir Alex Ferguson and Roy Keane found themselves on the same flight from Paris to Manchester following Chelsea's Champions League draw with PSG.

Apparently the atmosphere throughout the flight was distinctly icy between the two men, who have fallen out in recent years, not least because of what Keane claimed were "lies, basic lies" within Ferguson's book.

"Keane was off the plane first while Ferguson hung back this time and, more than anything, it felt slightly strange to see the former manager and the former captain, two of the people who have been most prominently involved in the United success story, reduced to giving each other the silent treatment," wrote Taylor, external.

Charlotte Carpenter is set to join an elite band of officials after becoming the first Fifa-accredited female football referee from Wales.

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The 26-year-old from Abercynon is usually seen in the Welsh League, but she is now on the list of international referees and is working her way up the officiating ladder. She could eventually referee at the Women's World Cup and Women's Champions League.

BBC Sport Wales have produced this video, after their cameras followed her for the day as she took charge of the Swansea City Ladies v Cardiff Met LFC FAW Women's Cup quarter-final.

We're asking what is your nomination for worst sporting kit of all time? Keep them coming to #myworstkit or the BBC Sport Facebook page, external.

Tom Oakley:, external Russian side FC Arsenal Tula's kit is about as bad as it gets.

The Pommy Gooner:, external Those horrid magic eye, 80's looking disasters that were the Liverpool kits recently were seizure-inducing.

Ryan Marshall:, external Chelsea's Tangerine and Graphite away kit from years ago.

What, you mean this bad boy Ryan?

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See what you mean. Ruud, what were you thinking of?

Andrew Benson
BBC Sport chief F1 writer

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"One of the features of pre-season testing so far has been the pace of the Sauber car, and the Swiss team are at it again in Barcelona on Thursday.

"Their rookie Brazilian driver Felipe Nasr topped the times two and a half hours into the morning session, 0.542 seconds quicker than Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen, who had McLaren's Jenson Button just behind.

"This is the big problem with testing - headline times are virtually meaningless. Not even Sauber expect to be quicker than Ferrari and McLaren this year, let alone world champions Mercedes.

"The car is almost certainly running lighter than the big teams, for whatever reason Sauber have. Cynics will say it is because they are keen to attract some much-needed financial backing."

Heard about the one-time England hero belting out the Flower of Scotland instead of the National Anthem?

Paul Collingwood is the man who has switched allegiance ... or at least for the duration of the World Cup.

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A part of the Scotland coaching staff during the next few weeks Down Under, here's Collingwood talking to Radio 5 live about learning the Scotland anthem and singing a bit of it for us, just for us.

Retiring jockey AP McCoy has today confirmed he is set to ride Carlingford Lough in next month's Cheltenham Gold Cup.

The 19-time champion McCoy sticks with the Irish Hennessy winner, owned by his boss JP McManus, despite another potential mount - Holywell - being a shorter price with some bookmakers.

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"I couldn't be happier to say that Carlingford Lough will be my ride in the Betfred Cheltenham Gold Cup," the 40-year-old Northern Irishman said in his Cheltenham Racecourse blog.

"Cheltenham this year will probably be a little emotional for me but hopefully I will enjoy it more than I ever have as it will be the last time I will be riding there."

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Another of today's back pages and here's The Sun, which brings us news of John Terry's plea to Chelsea to give him a contract extension.

The 34-year-old centre-back, whose contact expires at the end of the season, has made 656 appearances in 16 years for the Premier League leaders.

Last line from QPR and - lord, it's a miracle - it's actually a question about the football on Saturday.

"Hull is a big game for us but we just approach it in the same way we did last week at Sunderland and hopefully it will come together the same way it did," said Ramsey.

"We will play on the front foot because we need to gain points as quickly as possible.

"That first away win at Sunderland was great. The players will have belief now - and they should have belief because we have great talent - and another away win would boost the squad even more."

Back to Chris Ramsey at QPR, and he is asked if he was tempted to go to Aston Villa with Tim Sherwood - the pair worked together for several years at Tottenham.

"Not really, because Les Ferdinand has shown a lot of faith in me in giving me this opportunity here," said Ramsey.

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"You do get torn because Tim and I worked together for the last five years in developing something at Tottenham and it would have been nice for us to all stay together - but football is not like that, and I'm sure Tim understands I have job in my own right at the moment.

"I just hope he can keep Villa up and I keep QPR up - we'd take that. I really hope things work out for him at Aston Villa."

Benjamin Woolford:, external Liverpool's last season was woeful. Looked like it was designed on a Commodore 64!

Matthew Buck:, external Coventry City away 77 - chocolate brown with tram lines through to the shorts.

Chris Ramsey is then asked about the incident at a Paris Metro station when Chelsea fans refused to let a black man get on a train and began singing racist songs.

"I don't believe they are Chelsea fans or fans of football. They are acting in a manner we all think is a thing of the past," says Ramsey, the only balck manager in the Premier League.

"I wouldn't blame Chelsea for that. It would be good to see what the authorities are going to do in order to weed these people out and see what sanctions they are going to enforce to make sure this doesn't happen again in the future.

"Chelsea is a massive club which does great things in the community and I feel sorry they have been tarnished with this brush because you can't control what people do. As much as it's something that has happened in football, these are really social issues that manifest themselves in the football world."

QPR's Chris Ramsey is the first of six Premier League managers to face the media today.

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First question is about the much-publicised comments by Rangers owner Tony Fernandes about hiring his 'dream manager'. But then, slightly embarrassingly, that fell through and he hired Ramsey until the end oft he season.

Ramsey, who has made a terrific start - winning at Sunderland last week (the club's first away win of the season) - responds to the question by saying: "I really do have a long way to go to be a dream manager. I am just focusing on the next few games, trying to get the wins to keep us up, and then we can talk about that sort of thing after."

Smart reply.

Andrew Benson
BBC Sport chief F1 writer

"Lewis Hamilton has withdrawn from Thursday's pre-season testing in Barcelona because he is 'feeling unwell', according to his Mercedes team. The world champions are adjusting the car so that their reserve driver Pascal Wehrlein can drive it in the afternoon session."