We're after your memorable sporting slip ups. Here's what you're telling us...

Jonny Glen: Jean Van De Velde, needing only a double bogey to win the Open and collapsing miserably to a seven down the last.

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Adam Gilbert: Steven Bradbury gliding over the finish line at the 2002 Winter Olympics.

(In case you don't recall, Australian Bradbury won gold in the 1000m speed-skating event after all of his opponents were involved in a last corner pile-up).

Tony Sutton: Arsenal being 4-0 up at Newcastle or their defence playing a great one-two in the CC final against Birmingham, such fun.

Stoke City's Bojan Krkic has tweeted , externalfootage of himself in the gym, along with the message: "First steps, achieving the first goals. Happy and motivated. Coming back stronger."

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Former Barcelona forward Bojan suffered an anterior cruciate ligament injury during last month's FA Cup fourth-round win at Rochdale and is out for the remainder of the season.

Getafe coach Quique Sanchez Flores unexpectedly quit the La Liga club, citing 'personal reasons'.

"I want to communicate to you my decision today to stand down as Getafe coach," Sanchez Flores told Spanish media.

"It is a personal decision, the product of deep reflection which will allow me to avoid situations which at the time did not make me happy."

Getafe are 13th in La Liga, four points above the relegation zone.

Tim Sherwood admits he was "very disappointed" after his first game in charge ended in a stoppage time home defeat to Stoke.

"Whatever time is left we have to get the job done and stay up," said the Villa boss.

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"After the weekend the players were obviously very disappointed and I hope they shared the same disappointment I had because I was very low.

"We need to go out and do it for ourselves and if we can get as many points as possible ... well, if we fail, we will fail trying, that's for sure."

Newly appointed Aston Villa manager Tim Sherwood says only Kieran Richardson is ruled out for the trip to Newcastle on Saturday.

Full-backs Aly Cissokho and Alan Hutton are doubtful, while centre-back Phillipe Senderos has not been in training.

Gus Poyet reveals that he has a number of injury concerns ahead of Saturday's trip to Manchester United.

Billy Jones, Jack Rodwell and Will Buckley are all battling to be passed fit.

Gus Poyet has some bad news - striker Emanuele Giaccherini is unlikely to play again this season after undergoing surgery on an ankle injury.

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The 29-year-old had an operation on Thursday on the injury that flared back up in the FA Cup replay win at Fulham earlier this month, and has been ruled out for a minimum of 12 weeks.

Poyet said: "Towards the end of last season when we did the miracle and stayed up he was a very, very important player - he was coming from the bench and changing games.

"It's tough but I think it's the risk of forward players. We need to be sure he is 100 per cent and we wish him well and hope he will make a full recovery."

Keep your favourite sporting slip-ups coming...

James Loretz: The Allan Donald and Lance Klusener run out at the 1999 Cricket World Cup Semi-Final.

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Lee Parkinson: Leeds United and Peter Ridsdale the slip up of all time!

Kirsty Hillitt: Terry against Arsenal when we won 5-3 at Stamford Bridge. Walcottttt!

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Manny Pacquiao will play another game of basketball in the Philippines' top professional league before his showdown with Floyd Mayweather in May.

Pacquiao, 36, faces unbeaten Mayweather in Las Vegas on 2 May in what is set to be the richest bout in boxing history.

He has made four appearances this term as player-coach for Kia Carnival and said he would play again on Saturday before flying to the US to train.

"I know what I'm doing," said Pacquiao, who has scored one point so far.

At 5ft 6ins, Pacquiao is the shortest and oldest player in the Philippine league.

Is Ronald Koeman eyeing up Roy Hodgson's job?

Asked to comment on the 2022 World Cup in Qatar being held in November and December, the Southampton boss said: "It's a little bit wrong and strange to play World Cup during a football season. but it's not my problem. It is 2022 and it's a long time away. Life goes fast but not so fast that we have to think about it."

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'You could be Dutch manager by then,' says a journalist.

"Maybe," responds Koeman. "Or maybe I'll be English manager."

Ooh, that'll get tongues wagging.

Off the naughty step.

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Ronald Koeman says the issue with Sadio Mane is over. "I punished the player. After that day, it's like before - no problem."

The midfielder was dropped from the starting line-up against Liverpool on Sunday for turning up late.

Alan Pardew might be engaging in a spot of reverse psychology as he's asked about Saturday's opponents West Ham.

"It's difficult to break into the top four or five clubs and this is an important game for West Ham to stay in the pack," he says, neatly placing all the pressure on his opponents.

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Pardew complimentary about Kevin Nolan, who, like him, used to be at Newcastle.

"He has a fantastic record of winning games and spreads that mentality around the group," he said.

Tim Sherwood has arrived to face the media, as this very natty picture tweeted , externalby the Aston Villa media department shows

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We'll let you know what the Aston Villa boss says shortly.

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Southampton boss Ronald Koeman has been dealt a blow with the news that defender Toby Alderweireld will miss the game against West Brom on Southampton.

The Dutchman hopes he will be fit to face Crystal Palace on Tuesday.

Crystal Palace manager Alan Pardew returns to his old club West Ham on Saturday and has been speaking about the opposition.

"It's difficult to break into the top four or five clubs and this is an important game for West Ham to stay in the pack," he said.

"Kevin Nolan has a fantastic record of winning games and spreads that mentality around the group."

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Crystal Palace manager Alan Pardew is facing the gathered press, external and says captain Mile Jedinak is available for the match against West Ham on Saturday.

But some bad news on the striker front as Fraizer Campbell could be out for five to six weeks and both Yaya Sanogo and Marouane Chamakh are miss out too.

Monaco's shock Champions League victory at Arsenal on Wednesday night has been given the royal seal of approval.

Prince Albert II of Monaco, who was at the Emirates Stadium to witness the French club's 3-1 triumph (he's the bespectacled fella on the left in the photo below), was surprised but nevertheless thrilled by the result.

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"It's a historic night. Everything went wonderfully. We saw a very determined, well organised AS Monaco side," he told the Ligue 1 club's website.

"I never thought that one day I'd see the scoreboard at the Emirates Stadium read 3-1 to AS Monaco. It's the kind of game that gives you hope for the end of the season and for the future."

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Former Australia striker Scott McDonald is in talks about a return to his former club, Motherwell.

The 31-year-old, who also had a successful three-year spell in Scotland with Celtic, was released by English Championship club Millwall in January.

Motherwell hope to conclude a deal on Thursday for the player who left Well for Celtic in 2007.

McDonald, who joined Millwall from Middlesbrough in 2013, scored three goals in 26 appearances this season.

Peter Horne has been selected at fly-half for Scotland's Six Nations match with Italy at Murrayfield on Saturday.

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Horne replaces Glasgow team-mate Finn Russell, whose appeal against his two-week ban was dismissed yesterday.

Elsewhere prop Euan Murray and wing Tommy Seymour return having missed the defeat by Wales, while Tim Swinson comes in for the injured Richie Gray in the second-row.

Forwards Ben Toolis and Hamish Watson could make their debuts from the bench.

One piece of good news for Newcastle is the return to the squad of midfielder Jonas Gutierrez after overcoming testicular cancer.

Gutierrez had surgery to remove his left testicle in his native Argentina in September before undergoing chemotherapy treatment.

He played 87 minutes as captain for the Under-21 side in December.