Raheem Sterling, Cesc Fabregas, Chris Ramsey, Chelsea, Arsenal, QPR

Summary

Sterling 'has not achieved anything'
I want to be best of my generation - McIlroy
Chris Ramsey appointed QPR head coach
Wenger coy on moves for Sterling & Milner
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Live Reporting

Steve Canavan and Neil Johnston

Milner offered dealpublished at 16:00 British Summer Time 19 May 2015
Manchester City have made an improved offer to James Milner as speculation persists over the England midfielder's future.
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Milner is out of contract in the summer and has held off signing a new deal that was offered last year.
But with Arsenal and Liverpool linked with the player, Press Association Sport is reporting that City have offered Milner a fresh deal worth £165,000 a week over four years - making him one of the club's top earners.
Milner now has to decide whether or not to accept the new offer.
Somerset recover to build leadpublished at 15:56 British Summer Time 19 May 2015
BBC Radio Nottingham's Dave Bracegirdle:
Somerset 312 & 134-8, Nottinghamshire 226
"Somerset recovered from losing half their side for 45 to build an overall lead of 220 on the third day of their Championship game at Trent Bridge.
"Marcus Trescothick was bowled in the first over of the innings by Vernon Philander, completing a pair in the match for only the second time in his career.
Philander also removed Johannes Myburgh in the early exchanges and Luke Wood also picked up two wickets.
"When a heavy shower brought an early conclusion to the afternoon session, Lewis Gregory was unbeaten on 26, with Craig Overton yet to get off the mark."
Lifestyle advice for football managerspublished at 15:48 British Summer Time 19 May 2015
What advice would you give to football managers to help them cope with the strains and stresses of the job...
Angus Saul: All managers should attend a series of yoga sessions led by Nigel Pearson. He's pretty flexible, I hear.
Andrew Harvey: Don't conduct transfer business based on what you saw on Football Manager.
Managerial merry-go-roundpublished at 15:46 British Summer Time 19 May 2015
There have been 56 managerial casualties in England so far this season. Can you find your club among this lot?, external
'Cech considers Man Utd move'published at 15:39 British Summer Time 19 May 2015
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Chelsea goalkeeper Petr Cech is ready to consider a move to Manchester United as David de Gea's replacement, reports the Daily Telegraph., external
The report says Cech has emerged as a candidate to replace De Gea with Chelsea informing the Czech Republic goalkeeper that they will not stand in his way if he wishes to leave Stamford Bridge after losing his starting position to Thibaut Courtois this season.
Lifestyle advice for football managerspublished at 15:34 British Summer Time 19 May 2015
So, about that new debate we promised you...
Every manager in the Premier and Football League has been sent a 120-page survival guide, external by the League Manager's Association offering tips from experts about how to cope with the strains and stresses of the job.
The advice offered? Take a "20-minute nap" during the day, eat "more broccoli, cauliflower and soybeans" and "drink alcohol only in moderation".
All very worthy, but what alternative lifestyle advice would you offer football managers?
Let us know via #bbcsportsday, text 81111 (UK users only) or post on BBC Sport Facebook.
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Rain forces early tea at Cardiffpublished at 15:32 British Summer Time 19 May 2015
BBC Radio Wales Sport's Nick Webb at Cardiff:
Glamorgan 314, Essex 50-0
"Essex openers Nick Browne and Jaik Mickleburgh started well against Glamorgan before rain brought an early tea in Cardiff.
"Craig Meschede's hard-hit 68 was the home highlight of the morning session, while David Masters and Graham Napier claimed three wickets each for the visitors.
"Play is due to resume around now after a second interruption from the showers."
MBE for Linvoypublished at 15:27 British Summer Time 19 May 2015
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Former Portsmouth defender Linvoy Primus is pictured with the MBE after a ceremony at Windsor Castle. The 41-year-old, whose playing career also included stints at Charlton, Barnet and Reading, received the award, external for setting up the charity Faith and Football, which he started 12 years ago.
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Robson extends staypublished at 15:23 British Summer Time 19 May 2015
Barry Robson has signed a one-year contract extension that will see him remain at Aberdeen until the end of next season.
The 36-year-old-former Celtic, Dundee United, Middlesbrough and Vancouver Whitecaps midfielder, who signed from Sheffield United two years ago, declared himself delighted to extend his time as a Don.
Norwich issue Wembley ticket warningpublished at 15:16 British Summer Time 19 May 2015
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Meanwhile, Norwich City urge fans not to publish photographs, external of their Championship play-off final tickets on social media as "the bar codes could be copied and used".
The Canaries have been allocated a total of 38,888 tickets at Wembley for Monday's game with Middlesbrough.
Wembley apology after spelling errorpublished at 15:15 British Summer Time 19 May 2015
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Wembley Stadium has apologised after spelling Middlesbrough wrong on tickets for next Monday's play-off final against Norwich City.
A statement on Boro's website reads:, external "Wembley Stadium would like to apologise to Middlesbrough Football Club and its fans for this mistake, it was a human error. These tickets will still be valid for Monday's game."
Middlesbrough sold 17,000 tickets in four hours on Monday morning.
Familiar feel to McIlroy's grouppublished at 15:11 British Summer Time 19 May 2015
Talking golf, the tee-times for the fist round of the PGA Championship at Wentworth have been announced.
World number one Rory McIlroy goes out at 13:00 BST in a group containing two Ryder Cup colleagues, Germany's Martin Kaymer and Wales' Jamie Donaldson.
England's Justin Rose begins his challenge for the title at 08:35 alongside Graeme McDowell and Danny Willett.
Reed opts out of European eventspublished at 15:04 British Summer Time 19 May 2015
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World number 15 Patrick Reed has pulled out of the PGA Championship and next week's Irish Open.
The 24-year-old United States player was due to compete at Wentworth from Thursday before moving on to the event at Royal County Down, Newcastle. But he has opted to play in this week's Crowne Plaza Invitational in Texas.
"We will not be able to travel overseas at this time. My sincere apologies go to the organisers of both events, and to the fans," said Reed.
Strangest red cardspublished at 15:02 British Summer Time 19 May 2015
Thanks for all your strangest red card suggestions. Here's the final few. Next we're moving on to a new debate...
Life Like Sport: Ray Wilkins' hissy and red card Mexico '86 for hitting the ref with the ball. Clearly unintentional, otherwise he'd' have missed.
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Andrew Dennett: Ashley Barnes got sent off playing for Brighton for tripping the referee and then got an eight-match ban.
Samuel Chesson: Dnipro's Samuel Inkoom getting a second yellow after taking his shirt off as he was being subbed, ridiculous.
Strangest red cardspublished at 14:54 British Summer Time 19 May 2015
We're hunting for the oddest dismissals in football, whether it's Premier League or Sunday League. Send them to #bbcsportsday
Hakan Unsal, June 2002: While the former Galatasaray and Blackburn full-back is not a household name, his claim to fame is being the fall guy in one of the most famous World Cup incidents of all time.
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Unsal's crime was to kick the ball at Brazilian midfielder Rivaldo during a group-stage match as he suspected him of time-wasting at a corner.
The former Ballon d'Or winner was hit in the thigh but dropped to the ground clutching his face and writhing in agony. The play-acting worked and Unsal was swiftly sent off, leaving Turkey a man light before they went down 2-1.
Gillespie talkspublished at 14:52 British Summer Time 19 May 2015
Yorkshire coach - and England target - Jason Gillespie has been speaking exclusively to BBC Sport about about his future plans.
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Here what the man has to say right here.
Sky Blues let eight leavepublished at 14:46 British Summer Time 19 May 2015
Coventry City have released eight players after agreeing a new contract with manager Tony Mowbray.
Frank Nouble, Shaun Miller, Simeon Jackson, Blair Turgott, Al Bangura, Adam Barton, Andy Webster and Danny Pugh have all left the club.
The Sky Blues finished 17th in League One, five points cleat of the relegation zone.
'He should stay at Anfield for two years'published at 14:46 British Summer Time 19 May 2015
BBC Radio 5 live
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It could get slightly awkward at Liverpool's end of season awards night later should Raheem Sterling pick up an accolade.
"Does anyone believe that if he goes to Manchester City he will be the first name on the team sheet or are Manchester City just signing him because they need English players?" former Reds winger John Barnes says on BBC Radio 5 live.
"He should stay at Liverpool for a couple of years and then go, but that's from a football point of view."
The nine phases of Phil Jones' head tacklepublished at 14:35 British Summer Time 19 May 2015
This piece,, external breaking down the nine phases of Phil Jones' remarkable head tackle for Manchester United against Arsenal on Sunday, is just beautiful.
Strangest red cardspublished at 14:26 British Summer Time 19 May 2015
We're asking for your nominations for the oddest dismissals in football, whether it's Premier League or Sunday League. Send them to #bbcsportsday
Josip Simunic, June 2006: The Croatian defender knew he was on thin ice when he picked up a first yellow in the 61st minute of a World Cup clash with Australia.
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He was relieved, therefore, when referee Graham Poll neglected to show him the red card after issuing him with a second yellow for a foul on 90 minutes.
Simunic finally saw red when angrily approaching Poll after the full-time whistle, his push prompting a rarely-sighted third yellow card.
The English official and his assistants were sent home from the tournament in Germany before the knockout stages began.