Adam Blackmore
BBC Radio Solent sports editor

At St Mary’s tonight, live on the BBC, Southampton’s key men will face questions from an audience of 500 supporters.

Manager Ronald Koeman, football director Led Reed, and chairman Ralph Krueger will be in the firing line at the BBC Radio Solent Fans Forum – the first at the club for six years.

You can listen in here from 18:30 BST.

West Indies all-rounder Marlon Samuels has been reported for a suspect bowling action for the third time in his career.

The 34-year-old, who was in trouble previously in 2008 and 2013, was reported this time during the first Test against Sri Lanka in Galle, the ICC said in a statement.

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The off-spinner is required to undergo testing within 14 days, but is allowed to bowl in international cricket until the results are declared.

Could former England international Joe Cole make his Coventry debut at Rochdale on Tuesday?

The midfielder has signed on loan from Aston Villa and will be paraded shortly.

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West Brom midfielder Darren Fletcher has suffered more than most in football but has won more than most, too.

In this fascinating, in-depth interview, external with Graham Hunter, the Scotland international talks Manchester United, Roy Keane and missing a Champions League final.

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Argentina are holding out hope that captain Agustin Creevy can shake off a leg problem and be fit for Sunday's World Cup semi-final with Australia.

Team-mate Julian Montoya - who replaced Creevy midway through the second half - said: "We're all very hopeful that Gus will be okay and that he can make it.

"He's the captain, he's an excellent player, an excellent person, so he's very influential. I hope Gus has nothing wrong and that he can play."

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West Ham boss Slaven Bilic has got the thumbs-up from the club's joint-owner, David Gold.

After the Hammers latest victory under their new boss - a 3-1 win at Crystal Palace which moves them up to fourth in the table - Gold said:, external “I believe when we go away from home we are going to get something. I never feel we are going to lose which is a big change and shows how far we have come.

“Over the 20 odd years that we have been doing this, to get pretty much 100 per cent success rate on the players we have brought in is unheard of. They have all fulfilled our optimism and expectation.”

Paul Clarke: People asking who would take Leeds job? Guaranteed compensation after a few months, its a no brainer.   

It's not a good sign of a club's stability when you are able to publish a 'manager survival table'...

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In the interests of accuracy, Redfearn's tally includes four games as caretaker boss.

Maybe the Yorkshire and England bowler is planning to submit his application...?

A Question of Sport Teaser

From our colleagues at Question of Sport...

Name the six players to have scored a hat-trick in the Premier League this season?

Come on, surely that won't take you long.

Answers this afternoon.

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Chelsea forward Radamel Falcao may leave in January, ending his season-long loan from Monaco early, according to The Sun., external

Lewis Key: It's not the sackings that are the problem; it's Cellino hiring terrible managers to begin with.

Andrew Priestley: Five managers sacked in under two years. With that complete lack of job security, who is going to apply for the vacant Leeds post?

Danny Lambert: You can't nurture the academy players and keep changing managers. Why else have Mowatt & Byram gone off the boil?

Swindon have confirmed that chairman Lee Power has taken "temporary charge" of the club after sacking manager Mark Cooper at the weekend.

The statement, released a few moments ago, reads: "Mark did a fantastic job which culminated in the club reaching the League One play-off final last season. 

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"Unfortunately, performances and results this term have not been as good as the club had hoped for with the current squad. "The chairman, Lee Power, thought it was time to make a change. Lee will take temporary charge of the team but will definitely not be the club’s next permanent manager." 

Tim Stubbs: 9/3/00 I was at Elland Rd-Leeds beat AS Roma 1-0 in UEFA cup. Now look at them. Sad state of affairs. Money can ruin football.

Joe Roche: What decent manager in his right mind would want lufc job under such conditions?Insufficient investment & manager merry-go-round.

Hugh in France: "Leeds sack Rosler".  Has there ever been a less surprising title in the rolling news?

And on the same subject, Brett Gosper, the chief executive of World Rugby, has risked a further backlash from Scotland supporters after telling BBC Radio 5 live that under-fire referee Craig Joubert "may have needed the bathroom" after he sprinted off the pitch at the end of Australia's controversial World Cup quarter-final win.

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The fall-out from Scotland's painful World Cup defeat to Australia continues, with Gavin Hastings, for one, fuming about referee Craig Joubert.

Fuming not just about that last-gasp decision to award a penalty against the Scots, but about the official sprinting straight off the field at the end.

"That is the worst thing I have seen on a rugby field in a very long time. He is not prepared to face up to the players, that is not rugby and that is not the spirit of rugby," Hastings said on BBC Radio 5 live. "He should be punished and never allowed to make an international refereeing commitment again."

Strong words. Listen to the full clip here.

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Bath stand-off George Ford was delighted to put England's World Cup campaign behind him by helping his club to victory over Exeter in their weekend Premiership opener.

He kicked 14 points following his surprise selection, but told BBC Sport: "I felt good and didn't want a week off. I'd only sulk anyway. 

"To come back to an environment like this after the disappointment we had is brilliant. It's a joy to be involved in."

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Uwe Rosler started his Leeds reign with a six-game unbeaten run. Granted, five of those were draws, but it remains as encouraging a start as Leeds have had for quite a while - particularly the 2-1 win at Derby (comprising arguably the best half of football they have managed in years). But that run was ended by a 1-0 home defeat by Ipswich - one of three losses at Elland Road on the bounce. 

The 2-1 loss to Brighton on Saturday has done for Rosler - the latest managerial victim of the Massimo Cellino era. You suspect he won't be the last. 

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And while we're talking golf, it has been confirmed today that Jason Day takes over as world number one.

The official rankings show Day fractionally ahead of the second highest ranked player, Jordan Spieth, with Rory McIlroy third.

Rose, at seventh, is the only other Brit in the top 10.