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Justin Rose faltered as Argentina's Emiliano Grillo claimed his first PGA Tour title with a play-off victory at the Frys.com Open in California.

Grillo, 23, was tied with America's Kevin Na on 15 under after a three-under 69 in his final round and won at the second extra hole with a birdie.

Rose was 14 under after nine holes but three bogeys in his last six holes saw him finish on 12 under after a 72.

Northern Ireland's Rory McIlroy carded a three-under 69 to finish nine under.

Alan Jewitt: Have hated Leeds since Norman "break your legs" Hunter days. (Almost) feeling sorry for them now.

Francinee: Six managers since April 2014 is a joke... Managers need time to build teams in order to get success...

Laurson Moston: With Steve 'Sombrero' Evans in charge, I reckon we will finish bottom 6. No parties for us at the end of the season

Now then, this could be a bit awkward.

Interviewed by the Yorkshire Evening Post, external last October, Steve Evans - you know, the chap apparently taking training at Leeds right now and set to become their new boss - said he could never work for an owner like Massimo Cellino.

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“If you take the job under Massimo, you know the rules; he picks the players, you coach the players," said Evans.

“[At Rotherham] I pick the players, whether they come, whether they go and our chairman supports that. The minute he doesn’t support it, I go."

Interesting...

Dan Walker
BBC Sport presenter

Amid all this Leeds talk, we neglected to mention that we have an Arsene Wenger news conference coming up fairly soon.

It's due to start at 12:30 BST and we'll bring you the best of what is said. In the meantime, the below kind of sums up the size of the task facing the Gunners in Europe this week...

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Rob James: Leeds United has been pillaged by successive owners: Bates, GFH, now Cellino. This once great club, now a shell coated in history.

Adam Stubbings: Leeds are such a joke. They'll never go up under Cellino, and will probably go down instead.

Oi Cusworth: Feeling of optimism around Leeds United at the start of the season, that was fun while it lasted... 

Adam Pope
BBC West Yorkshire Sport

Coaches Rob Kelly and Julian Darby have been placed on gardening leave by Leeds. I am told Massimo Cellino sacked Uwe Rosler on Sunday night.  

Almost an hour since the news broke, Leeds have broken their silence...

Graham Matthews: If Rosler had gone a couple of weeks back surely Jurgen Klopp would have been favourite to take over at Leeds next. 

Paul Skinback: It's laughable. If Cellino wants to walk in to the PL, he needs to go and sign the best players around in the C'ship. Simple.   

Craig Stevanato: Leeds are a joke of a club. Why would any manager want to go there?  

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

Uwe Rosler sacked. Not quite sure what Leeds United's fans have done to deserve all this. The club now a monument to instability.  

Adam Pope
BBC West Yorkshire Sport

Spoke briefly to Uwe Rosler, who says he can only confirm that he has left the club and is speaking to the League Manager Association.

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The then Rotherham manager arrived for the final game of last term wearing a sombrero, shorts and flip-flops, keeping a promise he had made to fans if his side stayed up.

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Rich Hird: Time to make a statement and get Leeds back in the Prem. Bring Moyes to Leeds.

Jonathan Brown: I've heard of journeymen footballers but we are becoming a journeyman club. Cellino is destroying us. 

Richard Bloddy: Cellino is a joke. May as well put himself in charge as that is obviously what he wants to do.  

Adam Pope
BBC West Yorkshire Sport

Former Rotherham manager Steve Evans is at Leeds' Thorp Arch training ground.

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Still no official words from Leeds on the Uwe Rosler situation.

Indeed the lead story on the club's website, external is 'We can't feel sorry for ourselves - Rosler', taken from an interview after Saturday's home defeat to Brighton...

So, another manager bites the dust at Elland Road.

Whether you're a Leeds fans or not, what do you think of the situation at the club and the way the place is run?

Let us know at #bbcsportsday

Adam Pope
BBC West Yorkshire Sport

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Uwe Rosler'ssacking byLeeds United is a big surprise. Not in the sense that we are used to Massimo Cellino regularly firing head coaches, but the fact the owner told me a few weeks ago that he was prepared to stick by the German and build for a promotion push next year. 

Ultimately, though, three consecutive defeats and just two wins all season have done for Rosler, who admitted promotion was not the agenda this year. His realism disappointed many fans and the "heavy metal" football he wanted did not have time to evolve. 

Another one bites the dust at Elland Road, where instability reigns again.