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Luke Speight: Pepe Mel for me was useless. Went back to Spain and then got sacked from his old/new club Betis  

Nathan Packham: Les Reed's short stint at Charlton was horrific

James: Must be Trevor Francis at Sheffield Wednesday - spent millions on average players on long contracts. Never managed since.

League One side Wigan Athletic sign Derby County left-back Stephen Warnock on loan until the end of the season.

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Scotland have added Alex Dunbar, Henry Pyrgos and Fraser Brown to their Six Nations squad amid doubts over the fitness of Matt Scott.

The three Glasgow players have been drafted in ahead of Scotland's Murrayfield clash with France on Saturday.

Scott is having a scan on Monday to assess the extent of an elbow injury he suffered while playing for Edinburgh against Connacht on Friday.

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"The Burnden Park stadium disaster was the worst loss of life at an English football ground before the 1980s. Thirty-three people died and around 400 were injured in a crush at an FA Cup tie 70 years ago.

"Some estimates claim 85,000 people were at the FA Cup sixth-round match between Bolton Wanderers and Stoke City. However, the ground should have held at least 20,000 fewer fans.

"Phyllis Robb was among them. As the crush began to be felt, she was photographed being lifted to safety and passed over the heads of the rest of the fans.

"Now aged 101, she remembers it well."

So starts a fascinating feature on the BBC Sport website, which, if you wish, you can read in full here.

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Former Denmark striker Jon Dahl Tomasson has been named assistant coach for the national team.

Dahl Tomasson, who played for Newcastle in the 1990s, will be number two to Age Hareide from June.

Here's some of the possible contenders for our worst Premier League manager debate - remember we're taking into account who they managed and how much they spent, not just a win percentage.  

Steve McClaren has spent £85m at Newcastle so far with a win rate of 21% - narrowly better than short-term bosses John Carver and Joe Kinnear.

Roy Hodgson spent the same amount at Liverpool, but only managed to win 35% of his games.

Steve Kean had a 22% win rate in the Premier League at Blackburn after spending £60m.

Billy Davies won 7% of his Premier League games with Derby after a £14m spend before getting the boot.

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Trampolining

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British trampolinist Kat Driscoll has won a bronze at the World Cup in Baku, Azerbaijan.

"I’m really happy to start the Olympic year with a good result," she said.

"It’s always nice to see the things you’ve been working on in training come through in the competitions. It’s a really positive start with the European Championships coming up."

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Ireland have added uncapped Munster flanker Jack O'Donoghue to their squad for the final two Six Nations fixtures against Italy and Scotland. 

The 22-year-old will boost head coach Joe Schmidt's back-row resources, with influential flanker Sean O'Brien sidelined for the remainder of the competition through hamstring trouble. 

A man is killed after arguing with a friend over whether Lionel Messi is a better footballer than Cristiano Ronaldo.

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England and Lions prop Alex Corbisiero has been appointed by the RFU as an age-grade specialist coach and mentor.

Corbisiero - who has won 20 England caps and starred for the Lions in 2013 - has taken a break from playing the game following a string of long-term injuries.

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Boss Guus Hiddink says Chelsea must channel their anger properly and focus on being 'tough underdogs' when they host French champions Paris St Germain in the second leg of their last-16 Champions League tie on Wednesday.

The Blues are 2-1 down from the first leg.

Hiddink said: "We are not the favourites. But let's be very tough underdogs. We need to be angry in a controlled way. The players must be fully concentrated."

Tom Fake: Portsmouth probably had most of them... Velimir Zajec, Alain Perrin, Tony Adams, Paul Hart... Take your pick! 

Alan Gotch: Avram Grant for West Ham - hands down winner-if that's the right word

Robert Scott: Has to be John Deehan for Norwich. Appointed as cheap option to replace Mike Walker. From Europe to relegation in 18 months.

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Victoria Pendleton has been given the go-ahead to ride at next week's Cheltenham Festival, just over a year after taking up the sport.

The 35-year-old double Olympic cycling champion will take part in the Foxhunters Chase on Pacha Du Polder on Friday, 18 March.

She guided the nine-year-old to victory at Wincanton last week - her first success as an amateur jockey.

Former Chelsea doctor Eva Carneiro attends a tribunal hearing for her constructive dismissal case against the club.

Breaking the mouldpublished at 11:32 Greenwich Mean Time 7 March 2016

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Gymnastics

Now a Commonwealth Games medallist, when Dipa Karmakar competed in her first gymnastics competition, she did so without shoes and borrowed an oversized, ill-fitting costume.

The latest in the BBC series Winners - featuring six remarkable sportswomen from around the world - is now available to watch.

Click here to have a look.

And more good news for Heather Watson - she is up to number 53 in the world after her victory in Monterrey, a jump of 31 places.

Johanna Konta, who broke into the world's top 30 this year after reaching the semi-finals of the Australian Open, rose one place to 26 after reaching the last eight in Monterrey.

Naomi Broady is up 20 places to 76 after reaching the semi-finals of this month's Malaysian Open.

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Good news from the Monterrey Open.overnight, where Heather Watson has claimed her third WTA title - beating Belgian Kirsten Flipkens 3-6 6-2 6-3.

It was a big victory for Watson, who has been rather in the shade of late after the rise of fellow Brit Johanna Konta.

Watson - who had previously won the Japan Open in 2012 and last year's Hobart International - said: "I was so nervous coming into the match because I'd never beaten Kirsten before.

"She's a great player and really makes you work."

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Wales have called Ospreys scrum-half Rhys Webb into their 2016 Six Nations squad. 

The 27-year-old met up with the squad this morning as they met to prepare for their clash against England.   Webb made his comeback from injury for the Ospreys in mid February and last played for Wales in September 2015.

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Arsene Wenger also spoke about the criticism he has received, from both fans and pundits.

"I have always the same pressure which is the same pressure I apply to myself," he said. "It is the same.

"After that, people talk and you have more people talking than 20 years ago and more opinions. That doesn't change the pressure. The real pressure comes from your desire to win the next game and that is the only one that matters really.

"I believe that opinions are opinions. I do my job and one day someone will replace me and will replace you. That is part of life and as long as you have done well, given your best and that is the quality of work people do.

"That is what I try to do. I try to do my best and leave this club in the best shape so the guy coming after me will have good potential to work with."