Olympic long jump champion Greg Rutherford will lead a 39-strong Great Britain team into the European Indoor Athletics Championships in Prague next month.

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Rutherford has reversed an earlier decision to skip the event after setting an indoor personal best of 8.17 metres in Birmingham last weekend.

Rutherford is joined in the team by new British women's long jump record holder Katarina Johnson-Thompson, who will compete in the pentathlon alongside 17-year-old Morgan Lake.

But Dwain Chambers has missed out on selection with Richard Kilty preferred for the third men's 60m slot alongside Chijindu Ujah and Sean Safo-Antwi.

League Two promotion hopefuls Bury have announced a five-year lease, external of Manchester City's former training ground in Carrington from 1 March onwards.

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Chairman Stewart Day said: "While we will have fond memories and attachments to our current base (at Lower Gigg), the centre was not sufficient to support our long term ambitions.

"Being able to have a Premier League standard training facility as our base is a signal of our very real intent to provide our staff and players of all ages with the optimum facilities to support their development and training."

Versatile defender Ryan Taylor is keen to secure his Newcastle United future and prove his value on his return from a niggling injury.

The 30-year-old, who has been hampered by numerous knee injuries, came on as as a substitute in Saturday's 5-0 defeat by Manchester City.

Our latest theme for discussion is sporting entertainers.

JJ: Warnie, Michael Jordan and Usain Bolt, all great showmen and entertainers in their own right, Seve for Golf too.

Stephen Craig: Always look forward to watching Mansour Bahrami in the invitational doubles at Wimbledon, true definition of entertainment.

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John McEnerney: Watching Seve was pure entertainment, the sometimes erratic driving mixed with the unreal recovery shots & that character.

Keep them coming in, using the hashtag #bbcsportsday and remember to include your reasoning.

Peterborough United will not approach Rotherham United boss Steve Evans over their vacant managerial post, says chairman Darragh MacAnthony.

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The 52-year-old, who took the Millers up to the Championship last season, had been linked with the job after Darren Ferguson's dismissal on Saturday.

But Evans is contracted at Rotherham until 2017 and MacAnthony says he will not pay compensation for a new boss.

"There's no way I'm paying a fee," he told BBC Radio Cambridgeshire.

Ex-England international Phil Neville has been giving his views on the 2022 World Cup in Qatar potentially being staged in November and December of that year.

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"From an English point of view, we normally go into a World Cup at the end of a long, hard nine-month season where our players are dead on their feet," Neville tells BBC Radio 5 live.

"I think actually now for an English football team this might be the best thing that's ever happened. We're going into a World Cup about halfway into our own season and we can actually have a real chance of being fresh and doing well in a tournament."

From winners of the Uefa Cup 20 years ago to the verge of extinction.

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Parma, a club where players like Italy international Gianfranco Zola and South American stars Faustino Asprilla and Hernan Crespo excelled, had to call off last weekend's home game against Udinese because they could not afford to pay for stewards.

The club's players have not been paid all season and there is not even hot water for a post-training shower.

"Time is running out," warned Parma captain Alessandro Lucarelli.

There's a terrific feature on the sad situation written by BBC Sport's Jonathan Jurejko, which you can read here.

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Britain's Andy Murray has begun his Dubai Championships campaign with a 6-4 7-5 win over Luxembourg's Gilles Muller.

The Scot came through in one hour and 45 minutes and will play Joao Sousa in round two, three weeks after beating the Portuguese at the Australian Open.

British number two James Ward could not build on his two qualifying wins as he lost 6-4 6-4 to Spain's Feliciano Lopez, the world number 13.

We have had some great comments on the story that Qatar may be hosting the 2022 World Cup in either November or December so thank you very much for that.

Now it's time to turn our chat back to our original question this morning.

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Following on from Chris Gayle's incredible innings of 215 in West Indies' one-day game against Zimbabwe, we want to know your favourite sporting entertainers.

Let us know who is the most entertaining figure in sport past or present and reasons why they are so. Use the hashtag #bbcsportsday or leave a message on the BBC Sport Facebook page.

After Chris Gayle's achievement earlier today - the West Indies batsman hit the first double century in World Cup history in their Pool B victory over Zimbabwe at Canberra - here are the scorers of most centuries in one-day cricket internationals.

49 - Sachin Tendulkar, India (463 matches)

30 - Ricky Ponting, Australia/ICC (375)

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28 - Sanath Jayasuriya, Sri Lanka/Asia (445)

22 - Virat Kohli, India (152); Chris Gayle, West Indies/ICC (266); Sourav Ganguly, India/Asia (311)

21 - Herschelle Gibbs, South Africa (248); Kumar Sangakkara, Sri Lanka/ICC/Asia (399)

Not too many English lads on that list is there..?

Featherstone have completed the signing of France international Remy Marginet following a trial at the Championship club.

The half-back, who scored the match-clinching drop goal in Rovers' 13-6 win at Doncaster, will stay with the club for the rest of the 2015 season subject to clearance from the French Rugby League Federation.

England forwards coach Graham Rowntree has been talking to BBC Radio 5 live's Ian Robertson, and he has good news about the fitness of the full-back.

Brown - a key figure in Stuart Lancaster's team - was stretchered off in the first half of England's 47-17 win over Italy at Twickenham on 14 February and has since suffered a setback in his recovery from concussion.

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But Rowntree said: "Browny completed a running-based session today. We'll see how he reacts to that overnight as to what part of a team session he could do tomorrow. Of course that would be a non-contact element of the team session he would be able to do.

"We'll take it day by day, but it's pleasing to see him training again today."

Asked if the outlook was much more encouraging now than it had been last weekend, Rowntree replied: "Yes, that's my understanding of it".

Sir Bradley Wiggins will head up Team Sky's line-up at Omloop Het Nieuwsblad on Saturday.

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The 34-year-old, who last competed in the Tour of Qatar earlier in February, will tackle the Belgian curtain raiser with Bernhard Eisel, Andy Fenn, Christian Knees, Salvatore Puccio, Luke Rowe, Ian Stannard and Chris Sutton.

More of your thoughts on a November/December World Cup in Qatar.

Sakriya: Qatar might not have been best choice but i support winter world cup in Arab. Arab countries deserve World Cup in their country too.

Richard Easton: European Football doesn't run world football. Winter World Cup gives clubs, fans and players a much needed break.

Tarl Smith: European leagues can take a break? Er... won't our players be playing a gruelling shortened World Cup schedule in Qatar?

Marknpablo: Winter World Cup = great idea. Winter Premier League break, summer free for family holidays, reasonable temperature for fans and players.

With so much money in football, you, like us, are probably wondering what is meant by the 'football family'. Is it just a phrase spouted by politicians, with little interest in the fans?

Maybe? Maybe not.

This is what we like to think of when we hear the term 'football family'.

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Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, chairman of the European Clubs Association, has released a statement in response to the decision that Qatar is set to host the World Cup in November and December of 2022.

"Today's recommendation of the Task Force regarding the Fifa World Cup 2022 in Qatar does not come as a surprise; it was rather expected," says Rummenigge.

"For the football family the rescheduling of the Fifa World Cup 2022 presents a difficult and challenging task. All match calendars across the world will have to accommodate such tournament in 2022/23, which requires everyone's willingness to compromise.

"However, the European clubs and leagues cannot be expected to bear the costs for such rescheduling. We expect the clubs to be compensated for the damage that a final decision would cause."

Newcastle Falcons have completed the signing of England sevens player Marcus Watson

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The 23-year-old elder brother of Bath and England star Antony Watson came through London Irish's academy and has had a full-time England sevens contract since 2012.

Watson, who plays on the wing, made two Premiership appearances for the Exiles.

More of your thoughts on a November/December World Cup in Qatar.

James Grandidge: So the European teams will have to start qualification for the Euros as preparation for the World Cup?

James Gammons: Issue for me is nobody voted for a winter WC, they voted for a summer one, there has to be a revote if the proposal change.

Dom Merrison: Lower league clubs may benefit from the break in live footy in the Prem/Champ as fans seek a 'live footy fix' at local clubs.

Tim Little: At least a winter World Cup means players won't be burnt out after a long hard season. England might actually benefit.

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To avoid more scenes like this from Brazil Tim? We can live in hope...

Keep them coming to #bbcsportsday and the BBC Sport Facebook page.

Britain's Ben Moore has won bronze in the Snowboard-Cross event at the International Paralympic Committee Snowboard World Championships in La Molina, Spain.

The 28-year-old from Plymouth competes in the upper limb impairment category after suffering nerve damage to his arm in a motorcycle accident nine years ago.

Andy Murray takes the first set of his opening match in Dubai 6-4 against Luxembourg's Gilles Muller, although he needed four set points and had to save a break point before clinching it.

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Meanwhile, British number two James Ward trails Spaniard Feliciano Lopez 6-4 3-1.

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