Sandy Cameron: Handyman at Leeds United. Spends half his time changing name plates on doors.

Kathryn Bate: PR/Press Officer for McLaren. Must be hard to find positive things to say about Honda all the time.

A little more from Steve Evans.

"As a wee boy growing up, when Leeds United came to Glasgow Celtic they always played with wonderful passion. We have to create that here," he said.

"There are some really talented youngsters. But their confidence is pretty low at the minute and that comes from not winning. It comes from perhaps not being picked in the side

“As you’d expect me to say as a coach coming in, everyone here gets a clean slate and everyone gets a chance."

More from Mr Evans at 13:00 BST.

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Steve Evans will face the media for the first time as Leeds United boss at 13:00 BST - and we'll bring you the best of what is said.

In the meantime, he's done his first interview with the club's website, external and says he wants the side to play with "more intensity".

"There are some really talented players in that dressing room," said Evans. “We want to see a little bit more passion and hunger shown.

"That’s easy to talk about but harder to deliver on the pitch."

The front page of today's AS newspaper in Spain focuses on Gareth Bale, who will miss Real Madrid's Champions League group game away at Paris St-Germain on Wednesday.

The paper have accused Bale of being more interested in playing for Wales than for Real Madrid.

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Dale Kirkpatrick: Trophy cabinet cleaner at Newcastle United. The guy still can't find what he's meant to be cleaning.

Skyser: How about managing / coaching / administering an U12 football team? And holding down a full-time job at the same time?

Andy McConnachie: Chelsea doctor has to be up there.

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BBC Sport Northern Ireland

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The Open 2019 will be the biggest sporting event ever staged in Northern Ireland. Although it's been the best kept secret in golf, this is still a landmark day for Royal Portrush as the date for the Open return is officially confirmed.

The course redevelopment is well underway, including the building of two new holes. And the Stormont Executive has made a multi-million pound investment to secure the Open, which will come to Northern Ireland three times in approximately 30 years.

Here's Royal Portrush in all it's glory. Looks pretty plush doesn't it?

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Royal Portrush Golf Club will be confirmed shortly (there's a news conference at 10:00 BST) as the venue for the 2019 Open Championship.

The organisers of the event, the Royal & Ancient, will be joined by Northern Ireland's 2011 Open champion Darren Clarke for the announcement.

It was revealed in June 2014 that the golf major would return to the Portrush course for the first time since 1951.

The R&A is also expected to confirm that two further Opens will take place at Portrush over the next 40 years.

Want to know what the Portrush looks like? We can help...

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Poor old Aussie tennis star Nick Kyrgioshas been caught up in another scandal ... his old school - Radford College in Canberra - have taken him off its Hall of Fame list.

"He's had a temporary departure from the hall [of fame], he's actually on detention in the director of sport's office at the moment and we're keeping him there until his behaviour improves - which we're very confident that will happen given that he was a Radford student," school principal Fiona Godfrey.

Kyrgios has been handed a $25,000 fine and a suspended 28-day ban by the Association of Tennis Professionals after his recent on-court behaviour.

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Below are the current top flight tables in the Czech football league and the Czech ice hockey league. See any similarities?

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Bayern Munich manager Pep Guardiola, whose contract with the German champions runs out next summer, says it is "boring" to stay at one club for too long, reports The Mirror., external

Which, considering Guardiola has been heavily linked with a move to Man City, is interesting reading.

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With Craig Joubert, the World Cup referee, unlikely to ever set foot in Scotland again, today's talking point is this.

Drum-roll.

What is the hardest job in sport and why?

Maybe it's Leeds United manager, maybe being PR man for Nick Kyrgios.

Whatever, we want you to send us your ideas and nominations and we will print the best.

Get in touch now at #bbcsportsday or post a message at the BBC Sport Facebook page.

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Want to know how many sugars Alan Shearer has in his tea? We can help you.

Newcastle United's tea lady Kath Cassidy is stepping down after more than 50 years in the job and she has been speaking to BBC Radio 5 live about her long spell at St James' Park.

Kath has served beverages to dozens of home and away players, managers and journalists at the club since 1963.

“Kevin Keegan? Yep, he takes two sugars”, she reveals.

Full clip here - it's well worth a listen.

Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho and Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger are on the10-man Coach of the Year shortlist.

They will contend with Barcelona manager Luis Enrique, who guided his side to the treble of Champions League, Spanish league and Spanish cup titles, and Bayern Munich coach Pep Guardiola.

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Manchester City trio Sergio Aguero, Kevin De Bruyne and Yaya Toure are among five Premier League players on the 23-man Ballon d'Or shortlist.

Chelsea's Eden Hazard and Arsenal's Alexis Sanchez are also in the frame to be named world football's best player.

Ballon d'Or holder Cristiano Ronaldo of Real Madrid and Barcelona's Lionel Messi, who have won the last seven awards between them, lead the nominees.

Wales and Real Madrid forward Gareth Bale is the only British player named.

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Shaikh Salman, the most powerful man in Asian football, says "senior" figures in the game have told him to run for the Fifa presidency.

In a letter to members of the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) executive committee, the 49-year-old Bahraini said he is not yet a candidate.

But he added he had been urged to stand "by a growing number of senior football administrators, Fifa members and personalities of public life".

The election takes place in February.

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South African Olympic and Paralympic athlete Oscar Pistorius has been released under house arrest nearly one year after he was jailed for killing his girlfriend, prison officials say.

He is expected to spend the remainder of a five-year prison sentence at his uncle's home in Pretoria.

He shot Reeva Steenkamp through a locked bathroom door in 2013 but said he thought she was an intruder.

Ms Steenkamp's relatives say they think Pistorius is "getting off lightly".

Chris Jones
BBC Rugby reporter

The World Rugby statement is a staggering development. Joubert has been totally thrown under the bus.

It's not a dreadful scandal of a decision but the whole incident has become a total mess by Joubert running off the pitch and World Rugby now coming out and hanging him out to dry.

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If rugby referee Craig Joubert thought the furore over his decision to award Australia a match-winning last-gasp penalty against Scotland would soon subside, he was wrong. badly wrong.

World Rugby has announced that Joubert made a mistake in awarding the pen.

Scotland led 34-32 at Twickenham when Jon Welsh was ruled deliberately offside for playing the ball after a knock-on by a team-mate

The governing body said that, because Australia's Nick Phipps touched the ball, "the appropriate decision should have been a scrum to Australia for the original knock-on".

Scotland lost 35-34 after Bernard Foley kicked the penalty.