You've heard about Ronnie O'Sullivan and his shoeless escapades - but what became of those not-so-loveable brogues? Snooker-loving youngster Aaron Crosby from Lincolnshire is now the proud owner of Ronnie's footwear.

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BBC Radio Wales' Nick Webb in Cardiff:

"Kevin Pietersen has scored his first Championship fifty for two years on the final day of Surrey's game against Glamorgan.

"He reached his half-century off 66 balls, including just four boundaries, as Surrey looked to set the home side a demanding target."

You can listen to live commentary from every County Championship match right here.

Yaya Toure's agent says that the Manchester City midfielder "has offers" to leave the club and that he is still waiting for someone from the Etihad hierarchy to say they want him to stay.

"We have had different offers for Yaya but we must speak to Manchester City," Dimitri Seluk told Sky Sports News., external

"I want someone to say that they want Yaya to stay at Manchester City. Yaya is a legend at the club. All the supporters like him, he's helped them make history."

Toure has been linked with a reunion with former manager Roberto Mancini at Inter Milan.

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Usually you get told off for leaving your shoes on - especially if your mum or dad has just mopped the kitchen floor. Ronnie O'Sullivan, on the other hand, has been told off for taking his shoes off.

But the five-time champion will not face disciplinary action after briefly playing in his socks at the World Championship, reports BBC Sport's Frank Keogh.

He breached the dress code on Tuesday by playing without shoes after feeling discomfort in his feet, but then borrowed a pair from tournament director Mike Ganley.

It is understood Ganley gave the player a warning about the dress code during his 10-3 defeat of Craig Steadman - but felt it did not warrant further action.

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West Ham striker Andy Carroll says that he will never change his robust style of play despite his aggression on the pitch causing injuries that have kept him out of action for 17 of the 32 months he has been at Upton Park.

"Most of the injuries — I've hyper-extended when running for a tackle — it is just because I am trying to give 100 per cent every time and throw myself into everything," he told the Evening Standard., external

"I don't think anyone can stop me running about like I do throwing myself into challenges.

"Whatever the gaffer has got to say, I don't think he could do anything to change that!"

League One strugglers Notts County can still avoid the drop despite losing 3-1 to Preston, says boss Ricardo Moniz.

The Magpies are currently on an 11-match winless run, and have taken just two points in four games since Moniz joined the club.

County remain 22nd in the table, two points adrift of safety with two games left to play.

"We're still not dead, still everything is possible," the former Hamburg boss told BBC Radio Nottingham.

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Zinedine Zidane, who has been tipped to take over in the Real Madrid dugout from his current role of reserve team coach, says that he rates Chelsea's Eden Hazard alongside Real's Cristiano Ronaldo and Barcelona's Lionel Messi.

"They're fantastic players, but I like Eden Hazard a lot too," he told Fifa., external

"I enjoy everything he does on the pitch. I like the way he carries himself, that decisive streak in him and the fact that he's improving every year.

"He can still get better too, and I think he's a big reason why Chelsea are on top of the table."

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Joe Perry is hurtling towards the second round of the World Championship at a rapid pace. The Englishman, ranked ninth in the world, has raced into a 7-0 advantage against China's Zhang Anda.

Anyone fancy a whitewash? See if Perry can blitz Zhang without reply by watching our live coverage from the Crucible. Where do you find that? By clicking the, er, 'Live Coverage' tab on this page or by flicking over to BBC2 on your television.

BBC Sussex's Adrian Harms at Hove:

"Ajmal Shahzad has been unwell for much of Sussex's match against Worcestershire - but not today.

"Roaring in down the slope at Hove, he took four of the seven wickets to fall during the morning in an impressive display of hostile fast bowling.

"Worcestershire reached lunch on 127-7, still needing another 120 to win, and that looks a tall order with just three wickets left and the wicket now showing signs of variable bounce."

You can listen to commentary from all of today's county cricket matches right here.

Pace bowler Kyle Jarvis produced an inspired spell as Lancashire completed a 250-run win over Derbyshire in their Championship Division Two game.

The Zimbabwean took 5-13 in nine overs as the home side were bowled out for 114, having resumed on 27-2.

His victims included New Zealander Martin Guptill (32) and skipper Wayne Madsen (29), the only two batsmen to reach double figures.

West Ham have announced that their cheapest adult season ticket in the 2016-17 season will cost £289, down from between £620 and £940 for the 2014-15 campaign. That works out at just a touch over £15 per home league game.

Here's a few Twitter followers' thoughts on what would be a fair price for a Premier League game...

Callum Thorn: £10 juvenile. £25 for adults and £15 for concessions.

Baz Cooper: Why just focus on the Premier League? Championship costs are crazy. £34 for some to watch Forest's final meaningless game v Cardiff.

Razz70: What's the point voting! It's not gonna change anything is it?

BBC Radio Leeds' Dave Callaghan at Trent Bridge:

"The second session will be crucial in deciding the outcome of the game between Notts and Yorkshire.

"The champions Yorkshire are still hoping to push for a victory, while Notts may well feel the draw is their best possible outcome.

"Notts lost two wickets in an even morning, including James Taylor for 35, but were 156-5 at the interval, a lead of 143, with Samit Patel still there on 36."

You can listen to commentary from all today's county cricket matches right here.

BBC Radio Solent's Kevan James at Edgbaston: "Not a session that advanced the game in either sides favour.

"Just 65 runs were added this morning for the loss of Ian Westwood lbw to Andre Adams.

"The Edgbaston pitch has been playing increasingly easier. Hampshire can do no more than bowl accurately as they did this morning.

"Warwickshire may now feel that another 267 runs in two sessions is too much and a draw now looks to be the favourite result."

You can listen to commentary from all today's county cricket matches right here.

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BBC Radio Wales' Nick Webb at Cardiff: "Kevin Pietersen has reached 41 not out off 52 balls as Surrey raced to 176-4 at lunch on the final day against Glamorgan, a lead of 320.

"Pietersen was obliged to go on the attack without the chance to settle in as Surrey look for a declaration during the afternoon, but gave no chances despite the odd false shot, and hit four boundaries.

"Graham Wagg dismissed both openers quickly, but Kumar Sangakkara smashed 40 off 27 balls before falling to Glamorgan's third-day batting hero Craig Meschede."

You can get the latest scores from today's county cricket right here.

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Swansea are reportedly planning a summer move for Blackburn striker Rudy Gestede - a former Cardiff player - as the long-term replacement for Wilfried Bony, who left for Manchester City in January.

Crystal Palace could provide competition for the 26-year-old's signature according to the Daily Telegraph., external

All day we have been asking for your thoughts about a #fairpriceforfootball, which comes after West Ham announced they are cutting season ticket prices to about £15 per match.

Now you have the opportunity to vote for one of six price bands which you feel is acceptable to watch a Premier League match. The vote closes at 15:00 BST - so get clicking!

If reading the terms and conditions of the vote is your thing, then you are in luck.

Been slogging away all day? Not had chance to catch up with the world of sport? Catch up in our bite-sized look at Wednesday's best bits...

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Talking of Sarries... their 20-year-old lock Maro Itoje is firmly on the England radar ahead of the upcoming World Cup, says backs coach Andy Farrell.

Itoje cemented his breakthrough season with a stellar showing despite Saracens' 13-9 Champions Cup semi-final defeat by Clermont on Saturday.

"Maro would be a prime example of those fortunate that their club will be there and thereabouts in the big games at the end of the season," says Farrell.

"There's no bigger game for him to perform in than in the semi-final of the Champions Cup against the French giants of Clermont, and he performed outstandingly I thought.

"There's that type of player with potential all over the division, so we'll keep an open mind."

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England centre Brad Barritt signs a new long-term deal with Premiership side Saracens.

The 28-year-old is the latest Saracen to commit his future to the club, following the likes of Marcelo Bosch, Owen Farrell, Maro Itoje and George Kruis in agreeing contract extensions.

"It's been a privilege to be a part of this successful team and this squad's evolution over the years," he says.

"This club has really come on in the past seven seasons and I'm really looking forward to some happy and successful years ahead."

Conference strugglers Welling United appoint Loui Fazakerley as their new manager on a permanent basis.

The 30-year-old defender had been in caretaker charge of the Wings since 3 March, when Jody Brown was sacked.

"The board have been impressed by Loui and his team since they have taken charge," Welling general manager Barry Hobbins told the club website., external

"They have displayed plenty of passion and qualities that we look for in our club, and we wish him every success."