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BBC Wales Sport ‏on Twitter:, external DELAYED START: Glamorgan's opening first-class game against Cardiff MCCU is held up by weather.

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Cardiff City striker Kenwyne Jones admits he does not know where his long-term future lies following his "surprising" loan move to Bournemouth.

Jones has joined the promotion-chasing Cherries until the end of the season.

The 30-year-old is Cardiff's top scorer this term but is the latest to leave as manager Russell Slade cuts costs.

"Whatever is to take place in the summer is going to happen on its own. That's somewhat out of my hands," said Jones.

Rhys: If Sterling is serious about being successful then he should play for the England Under 21 in summer!!!

Mark 4exmilitary: LFC fans make me laugh over Sterling. Different story when it was Lallana & Lovren last year. Move to a big club son!

Clint Maart: Diego Costa, consistent top performer in La Liga before a move to Chelsea, what has Sterling done thus far?

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Some horse racing news. Jockey Jamie Moore has broken his leg in a fall at Towcester and will miss the Grand National on 11 April.

Moore was due to ride 33-1 shot Al Co, last season's Scottish National winner, at Aintree for trainer Peter Bowen.

He is the sixth leading rider to be ruled out of the 2015 National, joining the injured Mark Walsh, Davy Russell, Barry Geraghty and Jason Maguire, plus suspended Bryan Cooper.

"I'm not in any pain, just gutted to miss Aintree, that hurts," said Moore.

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Scott Jones: If Chelsea offered him £50k a week he'd move. He wants to be at a club that wins things rather than kidding themselves year after year that they're going to win everything and end up potless!

Matt Martin: Unfortunately for him he's going to have to perform better than he has or else he won't even get what he was offered by Liverpool in the summer let alone any other big club. Blatantly doesn't want to be at the club money or not.

Sean Paul Wilkinson: The boy doesn't know how Lucky he is, playing for Liverpool is the stuff of dreams. BR has developed him into a potential star, but he's not the finished article, he has yet to win a major honour. Definitely not worth 180k per week.

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Crystal Palace chairman Steve Parish announces that the club "achieved a record turnover of more than £90m for the year ending June 2014."

Parish added that the the club's trading company, CPFC 2010 Ltd, made a pre-tax profit of just under £23m (£17m post-tax). A rise of £3.5m from the previous year.

Barcelona are looking to sign coveted midfielder Paul Pogba once their Fifa-imposed transfer embargo has been lifted next year, according to Juventus director Pavel Nedved.

"We know that Barca and other big clubs want him," Nedved said in an interview to El Mundo Deportivo , externalnewspaper. "But Pogba has a contract with us."

nii daniel: If Sterling wants to leave sell him to the highest bidder and invest the money wisely

glenn greer: One of the reasons I'm falling out of love with football is players greed. I'd let Sterling go in the summer.

RebelX: I believe Sterling. He just wants to move to a bigger club where he can win trophies such as Bayern, Barcelona or Man Utd.

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Worcestershire are still waiting to find out exactly when Pakistan spinner Saeed Ajmal will arrive at New Road.

The 37-year-old re-signed for the county in February after being cleared to return to cricket by the ICC, but was not expected at Worcester until after Pakistan's tour to Bangladesh.

However, the tour, in April and May, is still to be officially finalised.

"We're waiting to hear from Pakistan whether the trip will go ahead," said director of cricket Steve Rhodes.

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Lionel Messi's injured foot has improved, Barcelona said on Thursday, suggesting the Argentina forward will be fit for Sunday's La Liga trip to Celta Vigo.

The leading scorer in Spain's top flight with 32 goals did not feature in either of Argentina's friendlies during the international break after sustaining a blow to his right foot in last month's 'Clasico' against Real Madrid.

It's the big north-east derby on Sunday at 16:00 BST, diven't ya knaa!

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Sunderland: , externalAdvocaat takes to the training pitch as preparations are well underway for the Wear-Tyne derby

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Scott Jones: If Chelsea offered him £50k a week he'd move. He wants to be at a club that wins things rather than kidding themselves year after year that they're going to win everything and end up potless!

Matt Martin: Unfortunately for him he's going to have to perform better than he has or else he won't even get what he was offered by Liverpool in the summer let alone any other big club. Blatantly doesn't want to be at the club money or not.

Sean Paul Wilkinson: The boy doesn't know how lucky he is, playing for Liverpool is the stuff of dreams. BR has developed him into a potential star, but he's not the finished article, he has yet to win a major honour. Definitely not worth 180k per week.

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Sterling for Arsenal?

Here is what Gunners boss Arsene Wenger, who spoke earlier, said about the 20-year-old who is stalling on signing a new deal for Liverpool.

Sterling had said it was "quite flattering" having previously been linked to a move to the Emirates Stadium.

"Raheem Sterling is a top player, everybody in the country knows that now. He is a very important player for Liverpool of course," said Wenger.

"I do not want to speak about any move. We are not in a transfer period, we are in front of a big game. I respect Liverpool and I do not want to go into any supposed move for any of their players."

Harlequins prop Kyle Sinckler has been ruled out for the rest of the season with a knee ligament injury.

The 22-year-old tight-head sustained the injury in a tackle by Jacques Burger in the 42-14 defeat by Saracens.

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The Oxford University's Women's Boat Club were rescued from the River Thames by the RNLI on Wednesday - just over a week before the Boat Race.

Chiswick RNLI Lifeboat crew members came to the aid of the rowers when their craft was overcome by choppy conditions while training for the University Boat Race.

The Oxford crew and their cox were boarded onto the Chiswick lifeboat and returned to Putney.

Gary Locke is to sign a deal this afternoon to make him Kilmarnock's permanent manager.

Locke's legal adviser, Liam O'Donnell, told Press Association: "We are optimistic that he will be signing this afternoon."

Locke himself added to PA: "I expect to sign a contract. Hopefully we are not a million miles away but these things take time."

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JJ_007: Sterling contract not up till 17 June. Leave him on 35k for a year. If he has another season like last he'll Justify the 150K

austin joe daniel: Being linked with Arsenal, for example, shows this is a money issue for Sterling. #LFC is the best place for his development

Vincenzo Re: A team dependent on Raheem Sterling will never win trophies. As a bench warmer he will win trophies.

West Ham's on-loan full-back Carl Jenkinson:, external Nice to be back with the lads and preparing for the weekend!

Jenkinson helped England's Under-21 team to a 3-2 win over Germany last week.

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