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Surely not a statistic Manchester United fans will be over the moon about...

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Isaac Qureshi: Was playing football in the park when Fernando Forestieri decided to ask if he could join in. He was immense.

Leon Walcott: Brian Lara and Dwight Yorke were at a club in Barbados in 1999. I told him I was an Aston Villa fan, he brought me a rum & coke.   

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BBC Radio Manchester

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Here is the news all Manchester United fans have been waiting to hear - Spanish football expert Guillem Balague has told BBC Radio Manchester Cristiano Ronaldo still dreams of a return to Old Trafford.

He says the Real Madrid forward has forgotten about the things he used to complain about, like the weather in Manchester, and now only remembers how the United fans adore him.

However, with the player and the club both changing drastically since he left six years ago, Balague believes it would be an odd move to go back, and PSG is a more likely destination should Ronaldo ever decide to leave Madrid.

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BBC Test Match Special producer

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England's Ben Stokes has had a scan on the shoulder he injured on the first day of the third Test against Pakistan.

The all-rounder, 24, left the field after a diving attempt to take a catch in Sharjah.

A full diagnosis is not expected until Tuesday, but he will not be able to bowl during the remainder of the Test and a decision on batting will be made when the results are received.

You can't fail to have missed this story over the past couple of days and now New Zealand back Sonny Bill Williams has been reunited with the youngster to whom he gave his World Cup winner's medal.

Charlie Lines raced on to the pitch to celebrate with his All Black heroes as they completed their lap of honour following New Zealand's 34-17 win over Australia, when he was tackled to the ground by a member of security. 

As if being given the medal was not reward enough, the youngster is now apparently an All Black...

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BBC Radio Suffolk

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Ipswich Town manager Mick McCarthy's hailed misfiring forward Daryl Murphy as a "class striker", who's working hard to end his current goal drought.

Incredibly last season's 27-goal hero has yet to break his duck for the current campaign and has now failed to find the net in his last 15 Town appearances. 

"He did all of his finishing work on Friday and he keeps practising... But he's like me and any other player that ever played... when it's not going your way you've just got to work your way through it," McCarthy said.

Man United have been training today ahead of Tuesday's Champions League meeting with CSKA Moscow.

Get the feeling it might have been a little foggy at Carrington?

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Antony Lishak:Outside Highbury 1972 being tended by medics after being mugged by scarf-nabbing thugs, Ray Kennedy appears and asks if I'm ok.

Ell:El Hadji Diouf and Chris Samba paid my mate and I into a nightclub in Wilmslow once! Both were very nice actually.

George Knapp: I got a signed Hull City Calendar for my birthday from a friend whose Dad supplied Boaz Myhill's gloves.

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The Telegraph are reporting that Leeds United are set to sign Sunderland's Liam Bridcutt on loan., external

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Stage is set at Old Trafford for Louis van Gaal as Manchester United look ahead to CSKA Moscow and keep alive their hopes of a place in the knockout stages.

United's last goal came against the Russians two weeks ago but have failed to score since. Their goalless draw against Crystal Palace was the club's third 0-0 in a row. 

Full commentary of Manchester United's Champions League tie against CSKA Moscow on BBC Radio 5 live from 18:30 GMT. 

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When have you been the beneficiary of a sports star's generosity?

Eren Kuzubasolgu: Was 'lucky' enough to get a smackin' great kiss from Jon Parkin on the pitch after Stoke were promoted to the Prem in 2008.  

Raven Williams: I will never forget the time at Old Trafford, when the legend that is Lou Macari said something I will never forget, 'You alright son'. 

Alistair Cox: Spotted David Ginola on a flight from Paris in his Spurs days, he kindly agreed to sign my Loaded magazine...which I lost.

Jose Mourinho is to be the subject of an individual legal claim from former Chelsea team doctor Eva Carneiro - papers are to be served this week.

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The constructive dismissal claim now has two respondents - CFC and Jose Mourinho - both are legally liable so whilst linked are also separate.

In the case of Jose Mourinho the claim will argue that Carneiro was subject to victimisation and or discrimination.

Earlier on we asked you...

The answer? Julian Savea (8), Nehe Milner-Skudder (6), Bryan Habana (6), Gareth Davies (5), JP Pietersen (5), Juan Imhoff (5).

Watford defender Tommie Hoban has had quite the time of it on Monday...

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Gary McPheat: In the autumn of 1998, my brother in law was diagnosed with terminal cancer. His favourite footballer was Sir Geoff Hurst so I wrote to him via West Ham asking if there was any chance of my brother in law meeting him. 

Sir Geoff rang me to say he would be in Telford the week before Christmas and would be able to meet up. I took my brother in law and his family to meet Sir Geoff and they spent an hour exchanging stories and chatting. 

Sir Geoff asked me to keep him in touch. I wrote to him in the spring of 1999 to inform him of my brother-in-law's death. I received a lovely letter back. I will always be grateful.

When have you been the beneficiary of a sports star's generosity?

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France's Victor Dubuisson won his second Turkish Airlines Open, as Rory McIlroy finished a disappointing sixth.

Dubuisson, 25, carded a closing 66 to finish 22 under par, one shot ahead of South Africa's Jaco van Zyl, with Thailand's Kiradech Aphibarnrat a further shot back.

McIlroy began the day a shot off the lead after three consecutive 67s.

But the world number three could only manage a final round of 71, including bogeys on the eight, ninth and 12th.

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Hull full-back Andrew Robertson is a surprise inclusion in the Scotland under-21 squad for the Uefa European Under-21 Championship qualifying with Ukraine in Paisley next week.

The 21-year-old is a regular in Gordon Strachan's senior squad but has made himself available to Ricky Sbragia.

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A quick heads-up for tennis fans.

Andy Murray is back in action this week at the Paris Masters.

The Scot has a first round bye and will play his second round match on Wednesday.

Aljaz Bedene plays fellow qualifier Marcel Granollers in the first round on Monday, in a match due to start at about 16:00 BST.