What about former Fifa vice president Jack Warner? You had issues with him when you were at Sunderland in 2008...

"I've had issues with everybody. If you want to talk about the games, no problem. If you want to talk about the other stuff you are talking to the wrong man."

Keane labelled Warner "a clown" following a row over Sunderland striker Dwight Yorke.

Have the players been talking about it, Roy?

"The players have hardly spoken about it. I spoke briefly this morning about it to the staff, but we are focused on the match and that is what I am here to talk about. The focus has to be on the match."

Remember we said Roy was "not in the mood for all that Fifa stuff"? Well, here's how the exchange went...

What about Fifa, Roy?

"If you want to ask me about the games coming up and the players we have no problem, but I am not going into the Fifa stuff," Keane said. "I am here to work with the players. We have had a few nice days already, it's crunch time coming up for us so that is the only focus for me."

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Neymar has posted this picture of himself and Barcelona team-mate Dani Alves on their flight to Berlin. Why do they need sunglasses on a plane?

Maybe Juventus striker Alvaro Morata could tell us, given that's he's wearing them too...

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Frank Keogh
BBC Sport at Epsom

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The two-day Derby meeting gets under way at Epsom later with Ladies' Day where the feature race is the fillies' Classic, the Oaks, at 16:30 BST.

Conditions are muggy and after showers at the Surrey track the going is officially described as Good, Good to Soft in a few places.

Clerk of the course Andrew Cooper said about 3mm of rain had fallen this morning but the rest of the day was expected to be largely dry.

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Want to be a football manger? You might want to think again when you look at the latest statistics released by the League Managers Association.

According to the LMA,, external the average tenure in the English game is just 1.23 years. For bosses in the Championship, where there were 20 dismissals in the 2014-15 season, the average spell in charge is even lower, at 0.86 years.

In total there were 47 manager dismissals in the 2014-15 season, the most since the 2001-02 campaign when 53 were sacked.

Arsene Wenger continues to buck the trend, having managed Arsenal for 18.67 years and 1,065 matches.

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The Telegraph are reporting, external that Stoke have tabled a £3.5m bid for Sporting Lisbon defender Cedric Soares and remain hopeful of signing Ukraine international winger Yehven Konoplyanka on a free from Dnipro.

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What sporting controversy would you demand compensation for and how much?

Terry Trump: Damon Hill after being pushed off by Michael Schumacher in Australia 1994 and losing the chance of going on to win the Formula 1 World Championship.

Laurence Labibi: Ronald Koeman not getting sent off and conceding a pen against England in '93. Replay the match.

Chris Lawson: 1984 European Cup semi final - Roma were accused of bribing the ref to beat Dundee United.

Piers Newbery
BBC Sport at Roland Garros

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"Andy Murray, laughing in the face of the scorching sun, sports a black outfit for his hit with Augustin Gensse (we think)."

Our live text commentary on the French Open semi-finals is up and running and you can follow the action here.

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The head of German football has called Fifa's payment to Ireland over Thierry Henry's hand-ball as "a joke".

Fifa paid the Football Association of Ireland 5m euros (£3.6m) to stop legal action after France controversially beat Ireland in a World Cup play-off.

Wolfgang Niersbach, the president of the German football federation and a Fifa executive committee member, told German television station ZDF: "It is a joke that they paid this money out to stop the Irish taking them in front of court."

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Surely you could find something else to do, Peter? It's a beautiful morning; go outside...

Juliette Ferrington
BBC Sport

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Selfie stick and elastic bands worked, but Roy Keane was "not in the mood for any of that Fifa stuff", despite the 30-40 of us crowded around the barriers trying our best during the 13 minutes we had with him.

The Republic of Ireland assistant was in good spirits, though, ahead of the game against England on Sunday. When asked if FAI president John Delaney was a distraction after his claims about Fifa's 5m euro payment, Keane replied jokingly: "Isn't he always?!"

At least my selfie stick worked to save my arm from dropping off.

Wales international Sam Warburton: What a huge loss. Inspiration to many young players growing up including myself. RIP Jerry Collins and his wife Alana. Best wishes baby Ayla.

Australia international Kurtley Beale: Very sad news. Notably one of the toughest opponents I had the pleasure playing against. RIP Jerry Collins

Former Wales international Adam Jones: Unbelievably tragic news to wake up to about Jerry Collins and his wife. Lucky enough to play against and with him. Great bloke and player.

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Real Madrid have completed their first summer signing. David de Gea? Nope. They've re-signed, external midfielder Casemiro from Porto.

The 23-year-old Brazil international had been on a season-long loan at the Portuguese side from Real, with Porto having the option to buy the player.

However, Rafael Benitez's side have exercised their option to pay a buy-out clause to keep him at the Bernabeu.

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There's no doubting his style on the pitch, but it is certainly questionable off it. Lionel Messi is going full denim for his trip to Berlin today.

Barcelona take on Juventus in Saturday's Champions League final looking to complete a treble - winning La Liga, the Copa del Rey and the Champions League.

Russell Fuller
BBC tennis correspondent

"Novak Djokovic's final practice on a steamy Paris day. Temperatures are in the low 30s but hail bearing storms may arrive late afternoon."

Andy Murray will attempt to end a two-year losing streak against Novak Djokovic when the pair meet later in the French Open semi-finals. We'll have live text and BBC Radio 5 live sports extra commentary on the match.

Former New Zealand winger Jonah Lomu tweets: Rest n peace my brother JC n your lovely lady. You will be surely missed. Prayers to your little [girl] may she survive ofa atu Collins family.

Ofa atu is a Tongan phrase, similar to "love you" in English.

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South Korea's former Fifa vice president Chung Mong-joon, a possible candidate to replace Sepp Blatter, is flying to Germany today for talks on the future of world football's crisis-ridden governing body.

Chung is to meet Uefa president Michel Platini and other international football figures in Berlin for Saturday's Champions League final.

"This is an extremely difficult time for FIFA," says Chung, a long-time critic of Blatter. "I will speak to Uefa president Michel Platini about the current state of affairs at Fifa and what should be done."

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A number of Premier League footballers have been tweeting pictures of their younger selves this morning for Unicef,, external so we've put four of them together for a little brunch-time quiz for you.

Can you name these four footballers? #bbcsportsday

Juliette Ferrington
BBC Sport

Waiting for a media huddle with Republic of Ireland assistant manager Roy Keane. More often than not, these "briefings" are total and utter madness so I bought a selfie stick yesterday just to stick my recording device on to save my arm from dropping off. I've spent the last few minutes looking for an elastic band to secure it so that it doesn't fall off the stick. If it works it'll be a stroke of genius...

And here is said stroke of genius...

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