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Championship newcomers Swinton have signed Welsh international Rhodri Lloyd from Wigan.

The 22-year-old centre or second rower, who played for Wales in the 2013 World Cup, made just seven Super League appearances in four seasons with the Warriors. 

Teasdale was chairman at Burnley FC for 13 years before handing over to Barry Kilby in 1998.

We've been discussing it all day and now you can vote on it.

Lionel Messi's penalty against Celta Vigo, where he passed to Luis Suarez, who scored - great skill or disrespectful? You decide.

You can vote at the top of this page and voting closes at 16:40 GMT.

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John Terry will not feature in Chelsea's Champions League last-16 tie at Paris St-Germain.

The defender did not make the trip with the rest of the squad today due to a hamstring and ligament problem, described by the club as "minor".

Oscar has travelled to France, despite missing Saturday's 5-1 win over Newcastle.

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Forward Gareth Bale and midfielder Joe Allen are doubts for Wales' March friendlies against Northern Ireland and Ukraine.

Bale, 26, has not played since injuring his calf in Real Madrid's 5-1 win against Sporting Gijon on 17 January.

Liverpool expect Allen, 25, to be out "for a while" with a hamstring injury.

Full story here.

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Keith Curle has signed a new contract to remain as Carlisle United manager until 2018.

"In my opinion, Keith has transformed this football club," chairman Andrew Jenkins said. "We're very confident that together we can take the club forward,"

Carlisle are 12th in League Two, six points off the play-off places.

Tottenham are now within two points of Premier League leaders Leicester after Christian Eriksen struck a late winner at fourth-placed Manchester City on Sunday.

It's a fifth league win in a row now for Spurs, but can they really win their first league title since 1961? Find out what Tim Sherwood and Danny Murphy thought on this week's Match of the Day 3.

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Catalans Dragons have signed former Australia and New South Wales prop Willie Mason on a one-year deal. 

The 35-year-old, who played six Super League games for Hull KR in 2011 before moving to French rugby union side Toulon, was at Manly last season. 

He played 290 NRL games during his 15-year career spent with five clubs, including Canterbury, where he won the 2004 Premiership.

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Remember the poser we set you earlier? It was:

Jonathan Joseph became the seventh Englishman to score a Six Nations hat-trick since 2000. Who are the other six?

Well, the answers are in.

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Austin Healey, Will Greenwood, Jason Robinson, Mark Cueto, Jamie Noon, Chris Ashton

Well done if you got them all spot on.

Leigh Centurions have turned down two bids for half-back Ryan Brierly from Super League side Huddersfield Giants, reports BBC Radio Manchester.

The 23-year-old was not included in Leigh's squad for the Championship win over Oldham on Sunday.

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Couple of stories in The Sun today that Louis van Gaal will be absolutely ecstatic about.

The paper says Manchester United could appoint Jose Mourinho, external as their new manager before their next league game at home to Arsenal on 28 February.

It also claims Van Gaal has taken a short-term lease, external on a house over fears he might be sacked.

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Wasps director of rugby Dai Young says his side are still searching for a "killer instinct" this season, despite thrashing Premiership leaders Saracens. 

Wasps ran in eight tries as they hammered the defending champions 64-23 to move up to fourth in the table. 

"When we're playing a team we know will make us pay if we don't get things right, we respond to that," Young told BBC Coventry and Warwickshire. "Against teams we probably should beat, we don't have that cutting edge - we have some development to do on that."

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Heurelho Gomes  - Watford's Brazilian goalkeeper, born 1981. 

Desmond Haynes - Former West Indies opening batsman, born 1956. 

Craig Matthews - Former South Africa all-rounder, born 1965. 

Alexander Wurz - Former Formula One driver, born 1974.

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Gary Neville is no doubt feeling perkier today than he was this time last week.

He finally broke his La Liga duck by guiding Valencia to a come-from-behind 2-1 victory over Espanyol.

"The fans were incredible, especially when we went 1-0 down," said Neville. "They stayed with every single player, and me, and I am grateful for that.

"It's not a (time) for any celebration whatsoever,. We'll gain some confidence from the result. There's a good feeling from the dressing room and we'll take things forward."

A great story from today's play in the Welsh Open.

Ronnie O'Sullivan was on his way to a maximum 147 clearance after potting 14 reds and 13 blacks.

However, after finding out a 147 break would only earn him a prize of £10,000, plus a £2,000 prize for the highest break of the competition, the five-time world champion opted to go for the pink instead on his way to a total break of 146.

"I found out it only paid £10,000 but a 147 is worth more than that," said O'Sullivan. "If it was more then I would've gone for the 147."

Watch the Welsh Open now by pressing the live coverage tab.

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Newcastle manager Steve McClaren is under more pressure because of his spending at the club, according to ex-Magpies caretaker boss John Carver.

McClaren has spent about £80m since last summer but his side are in the Premier League relegation zone.

"When you spend that amount of money it brings pressure with it," said Carver. "Maybe one or two of the players and staff are feeling that pressure. What you have to do is get over that."

Newcastle were thrashed 5-1 by Chelsea on Saturday and have picked up just seven points, including two wins and 10 defeats, from a possible 39 away from home this season. 

We are going to get a new president of Fifa later this month, but world football's governing body have come under heavy criticism recently.

Watch as BBC Sport's Richard Conway looks back at the history of corruption and scandals that have engulfed Fifa in recent years.

Five-time world champion Ronnie O’Sullivan has edged ahead of Barry Pinches 2-1 in the best-of-seven Welsh Open first round.

O’Sullivan took the opening frame, but Pinches hit back with a break of 70 to level. The third frame was scrappy, but O’Sullivan cleared from the last red to win on the black.

Earlier, the 2013 Welsh Open champion Stephen Maguire lost to world ranked 90 Martin O’Donnell in a last-frame decider.

England’s Barry Hawkins beat local favourite Lee Walker 4-2, while Hong Kong’s Marco Fu was a 4-2 winner against England’s Joel Walker.

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Adam Gale:, external If that penalty happened to your kid at the weekend they would come off in tears because they were humiliated. Would it be so great then! It's disrespectful.

Colin Farthing:, external It was a genius moment! Surely trying to cheat to win is more disrespectful!

James Walker:, external No more disrespectful to score a penalty they won by a dive or scoring after deliberate handball etc.

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Well, they certainly liked Messi's penalty in Spain. The front page of Sport was devoted to the incident, with them loving what they called the 'magic of Messi'.

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