And one from a Gunner...

Liverpool's decision to sack Brendan Rodgers could cost the club more than £10m, according to the Daily Telegraph., external

The paper claims Rodgers has almost three years remaining on his £5m-a-year contract.

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Bangladesh cricketerShahadat Hossainhas turned himself in toface chargesof torturing an 11-year-old housemaid.

The fast bowler, 29, had been missing since 6 September when allegations were first made about him and his wife.

The court has rejected the bail petition submitted by Hossain and has sent him to jail, a day after his wife was arrested by police.

The country's cricket board has suspended him from all forms of the game until the charges are cleared.

Swansea City managerGarry MonksaysLiverpool were wrongto sack his mentor Brendan Rodgers.

The pair worked together at Swansea before Rodgers left to join the Reds in June 2012.

"I can't believe that. It's a very, very harsh decision," said Monk.

"I don't think he deserved that at all. He's a top manager and that's a big surprise to me. I was a bit in shock when I got told."

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Who should be Liverpool's next manager?

Yes, you, we're asking you.

A vote on the BBC Sport website begins at noon, when you will have an hour to tell us who you think should take over the reigns at Anfield.

The options are: Carlo Ancelotti, Frank de Boer, Jurgen Klopp, Ronald Koeman, Walter Mazzarri, or other.

Should be interesting to see who people want. To vote click on the option at the top of the page.

Usual terms and conditions apply.

It's almost lunchtime so time to take a break with some of the best bits of video from around the BBC Sport website.

• Liverpool dismissed manager Brendan Rodgers after Sunday's 1-1 draw against Everton. After the game, Rodgers gave what ended up as his last interview in charge.

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• You can watch more about the departure of Rodgers on MOTD3, presented by Mark Chapman with Ian Wright and Alan Shearer.
• The NFL took over Wembley on Sunday and you can watch the key plays as the New York Jets beat their AFC East divisional rivals Miami Dolphins 27-14. 

Good news for the Norwich midfielder...

Jay Varia:, external FSG need 2 change their strategy otherwise Klopp or whoever faces the same fate.

Taimur Z Ahmed:, external Ancelotti - will only go to a team competing for CL. Klopp looking for even bigger club - Rudi Garcia is realistic.

Jonny Carr‏:, external Hope Klopp doesn't get the job, too good a manager for United's rivals.

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Harry Redknapp, a manager who has been linked with more jobs in his time than the entire BBC Sportsdesk has had hot dinners, has been talking to Talksport about the Sunderland job.

When asked if he had a close relationship with Black Cats chairman Ellis Short, Redknapp - report the Sunderland Echo, external - replied: “No, not really.I have been and played in a golf day up at Skibo Castle, which he owns, but I have never spoken to anyone about the job and no one has ever asked me about anything."

He added: “I would (come back) if it was something worth doing. But I wouldn’t jump into something just for the sake of it.”

Let's not forget that is not just Liverpool that are looking for a manager.

Sunderland are also on the hunt, and local newspaper Sunderland Echo says 75% of their readers want former Newcastle boss Sam Allardyce to replace Dick Advocaat, who resigned on Sunday.

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After his superb win on board Golden Horn in Saturday's Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe at Longchamp, Frankie Dettori has given up his rides at Windsor on Monday due to illness.

The 44-year-old was due to have two rides at the track but his agent Ray Cochrane said: "Frankie won't be riding today as he's got an upset tummy." 

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Etixx-Quick-Step have wasted no time in replacing the departed Mark Cavendish, agreeing a two-year contract with German rider Marcel Kittel.

"This team has one of the best, well organized structures around its riders," said Kittel.

"I am also happy that I have a few friends on this team already, including Tony Martin - one of my best friends in cycling."

How sweet.

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England's Sam Burgess has received a Citing Commissioner Warning for a dangerous high tackle during Saturday's loss to Australia.

The warning is effectively a retrospective yellow card, meaning Burgess is free to play against Uruguay this weekend.

Graham Keller: Liverpool have flooded their squad with bang average players and rather than look for a world class striker to replace Suarez, they brought in Ricky Lambert. Hardly surprising things haven't worked out as planned.

Paul Breslin: It was three steps forward and two steps back with him, LFC have made the right decision. Klopp is the right man who will replace him.

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Martin Gribble: Should have been sacked after losing to Stoke 6-1.

Ben Dumbreck: Unrealistic ambitions by Liverpool fans and board living on league glories of 25 plus years ago.

Liverpool not only dominate today's newspapers in England, but they are also featured on the front page of the Sport newspaper in Spain.

And it is a story that will cause concern for Reds' fans as Barcelona have been linked with a 30m euro (£22.1m) bid for attacking midfielder Philippe Coutinho.

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In the midst of these testing time for Liverpool fans, a happier memory...