That's the question we've been asking you today. 

And you can now vote for your favourite from a shortlist made up of names you have put forward. 

If you're on a mobile, just find the Vote tab at the top of this page, and if you're on a computer, just look towards the top right of your screen.

We'll publish the results online shortly after 16:00 GMT.  

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Italian World Cup-winner Fabio Cannavaro has been appointed as coach of the reigning Saudi Arabia champions Al-Nassr until the end of the season  

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Dutch legend Johan Cruyff says the outpouring of support since he confirmed he was suffering from lung cancer has been emotional and heart warming - but the leaking of the news disappointed him.

"I'm enormously proud of the appreciation that has been evident from all the reaction to the news," the Netherlands' most famous footballer wrote in his weekly newspaper column on Monday

He cited the applause for him in the 14th minute of matches across the Dutch league this weekend, while at his old club Barcelona players wore special t-shirts before their league game against Eibar.

"Now comes the waiting," he wrote of the next step in the fight against the disease. "It was really disappointing that it leaked out because the only thing that I know right now is that I have lung cancer. Nothing more."

In case you missed it earlier, Nigel Owens will referee Saturday's World Cup final between New Zealand and Australia. 

The 44-year-old will be the second Welshman to take charge of a final following Derek Bevan, who was in charge in 1991 when Australia edged England, also at Twickenham.

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I know. Yes you have read that headline correctly.

As Spanish website Fichajes.net, external has it, Leicester striker Jamie Vardy is being lined up by Real Madrid, who are apparently looking to bring in competition for Karim Benzema... 

Check out the latest gossip column in full over here.

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Claudio Ranieri's just said he won't be playing when Leicester take on Hull in the League Cup on Tuesday, but Jamie Vardy will appreciate this stat. 

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And here's Mark Hughes's thoughts on Jose Mourinho...  

"Jose is a top manager, and he knows that. He is the best manager the club has ever had. Why would they change him? 

"At times, we are all guilty of it, he maybe changes focus of what has happened on the pitch. He tries to take the pressure of his players by highlighting a referee in a game that takes the attention away from his guys. We have all done that from time to time."

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Mark Hughes is now fielding questions on Chelsea, who are 15th in the Premier League at their weekend defeat at West Ham...

"We are above Chelsea at the moment but I don't anticipate them struggling for too much longer," he said. "All teams, whatever level, go through these periods, but Chelsea have quality right the way through the club which will enable them to come through this period. 

"Chelsea understand the difficulties of being up there and ready to be shot at, but a lot of teams have invested this year and have become stronger. Maybe the gap has closed a little bit."

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Mark Hughes has now moved on to talk about the weekend defeat against Watford...

"We weren't sharp enough in terms of moving the ball quickly enough and we lacked imagination and creativity," he said. 

"When this group of players have a performance like that, then we almost always bounce back quickly. That gives me confidence."

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Mark Hughes has arrived and starts off with an injury bulletin...

Spanish forward Bojan is struggling with a blister on his toe - "We'll make a late decision on him" - and compatriot Marc Muniesa is also a doubt, along with fellow defender Geoff Cameron.

"We will be strong with our selection as we are playing the Premier League champions," Hughes said.  

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Following yesterday's semi-final victory over Argentina, the Australia head coach Michael Cheika says there are some "sore bodies" in camp this morning, but is positive about the fitness of full-back Israel Folau and centre Matt Giteau.

Folau, who has been struggling with an ankle injury, left the field just after the hour mark, but is "pretty good" according to Cheika, while Giteau's groin is "feeling a lot better" today than it was yesterday evening. 

Meanwhile prop Scott Sio, who missed the semi-final, will be back training this week and has movement back in his elbow. 

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Nigel Owens will referee Saturday's World Cup final after being selected by tournament organisers World Rugby.

The 44-year-old will be the second Welshman to take charge of a final following Derek Bevan, who was in charge in 1991 when Australia edged England, also at Twickenham.

New Zealand beat South Africa 20-18 on Saturday and face Australia, who overcame Argentina 29-15 on Sunday.

The two southern hemisphere rivals have never faced each other in the final.

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Leicester manager Claudio Ranieri also confirms Japanese goalkeeper Eiji Kawashima has been training with club. 

Although no deal has been reached, he adds on the potential signing: "never say never."

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More from Leicester boss Ranieri: "Of course all the teams play to arrive at the final but for us it's important match after match.

"I'd like to go through but Hull is a difficult match. It'll be a good match. We want to win."

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Leicester manager Claudio Ranieri says striker Jamie Vardy will not play in Tuesday's League Cup fixture at Hull. 

"I change a lot like the other matches because I have a very good group, I change everybody more or less," the Italian explains.

Ranieri adds it would cost big clubs a lot to buy Vardy but reiterates that he's happy at the club and not for sale.  

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Liam Armstrong: Surely only one man. DAVID WEIR - 16 gold 5 silver 3 bronze over 100m to 26 miles.

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Former Manchester United and Everton manager David Moyes is one of the names that's been mentioned in connection with the Aston Villa job, following the sacking of Tim Sherwood.

But Spanish paper Sport are reporting, external that Moyes is not looking to leave his current position at Real Sociedad.

"I have a contract until June 30 and no decisions will be taken until then,” the Scot is quoted as saying.

“I feel the commitment of the club and the players in me, and we’re trying to get good results.”  

La Real beat Levante 4-0 on Sunday, to move up to ninth in the table.

How about this for a meeting of two great sportsman?

Posted by Chris Gayle on his Instagram, external account, the West Indian cricket great says he is "chilling on d farm" with 100m legend Usain Bolt.

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In fact, Stoke manager Mark Hughes and Leicester boss Claudio Ranieri are both due to face the media shortly, naturally we'll bring you what they have to say right here...

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Ryan Shawcross could make his first start for Stoke City since February when Mark Hughes' team face Chelsea in the Captial One Cup on Tuesday.

Shawcross hasn't played since injuring his back in the 3-1 win over QPR last season, and had successful surgery in the summer.

Geoff Cameron picked up an early injury in the defeat to Watford and Shawcross's time might have arrived. "He’s definitely in my thoughts,” said Hughes.