Tony Giles: #mysuperhero, external is Paul Sinton-Hewitt. Founder of parkrun and the reason that over 100,000 of us run each Saturday morning.

John McEnerney: Seve the greatest, he did have an S on his chest. All other superheroes wear Seve PJ's even Paul O'Connell. The King.

Richard Askam
Sports reporter, BBC North West Tonight

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Cameras waiting for Jurgen Klopp at Liverpool's training ground.

He's late... 

Emma Jones
BBC London

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Waiting for Tottenham head coach Maurico Pochettino. Suspect he'll be asked yet again about finishing above Arsenal. And about his lunch with Fergie..., external

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Staying with Manchester United and The Telegraph are reporting, external that the Red Devilshave emerged as the clear favourites to sign Zlatan Ibrahimovic after it was announced the 34-year-old Swedish striker is leaving Paris St-Germain.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport

So, those Manchester United third quarter results...

• Commercial revenue for the nine months to 31 March is up by 34.5% to £203.1m   
• Broadcasting revenue is up 38.6% to £92.7m
• Matchday revenue is up 18.9% to £85m
• Total revenue is up 31.6% to £380.8m

So the club are clearly bringing in more cash, but that will be of scant consolation to fans as another season without Champions League football beckons.

Piers Newbery
BBC Sport in Rome

Jamie Murray's hopes of regaining the number one doubles ranking he lost last week have ended - for now at least - with defeat in Rome.

A win would have taken the Scot back to the top of the rankings but he and Brazil's Bruno Soares were seen off with little fuss by the formidable Bryan brothers.

The Americans won 6-3 6-4 on the imposing Pietrangeli Court to advance to the semi-finals.

Germany will play Italy in a friendly in their final game of 2016 on 15 November at an as yet unknown venue.

Emma Jones
BBC London

Bit early for the Spurs news conference, so just enjoying the sun in the tranquility of the club's Memorial Gardens...

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Castleford Tigers full-back Luke Dorn will retire at the end of the season.

The 33-year-old Australian has made more appearances for a British club than any other foreign player, over 250 so far.

"I think leaving at the end of this year, I'll be leaving this club in a good place," he said.

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Liverpool will be in Switzerland for Wednesday's final against Sevilla and we'll hear what manager Jurgen Klopp has to say about that game very soon...

Simon Stone
BBC Sport

A busy news day at Manchester United will be starting shortly with their third quarter financial results. Those will be followed by a 13:00 BST conference call for investors with United’s executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward.

In theory, this is an interesting opportunity for shareholders to ask Woodward about the performance of Louis van Gaal’s team – except they usually never do, concentrating instead on United’s next commercial ventures.

Finally, Van Gaal will be holding his last Premier League news conference of the season at Carrington at 15:30.

Andy Giddings
Sports Editor, BBC Sheffield

Sheffield United co-owner Kevin McCabe describes new manager Chris Wilder as "a manager on his way up and this is his big chance. He understands the ethos of the club."

McCabe admits: "Money has been wasted, but the financial support will be there. We'll still have one of the biggest budgets."

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Remember playing football during your lunch break at school? Magic, wasn't it?

Well, a primary school in Dundee is squeezing the fun out of it by asking pupils to sign contracts to allow them to play. The nine, 10 and 11-year-olds have also apparently been issued with a list of rules., external

Rush keeper isn't one of them but apparently "I will not chant, use banter or wahoys" is. Astonishing.

A Scottish Commonwealth Games judo medalist is in a coma and fighting for her life after a motorbike accident in Vietnam.

Stephanie Inglis, 27, who won silver at the 2014 Glasgow games, suffered severe head injuries when her skirt caught in a wheel and pulled her off the bike. The incident happened on Tuesday in Ha Long, where she had gone to teach English for six months.

A campaign has been launched to help pay for medical costs, after her travel insurer said she was not covered.

Her Scotland team-mate Sally Conway posted this tweet...

Geoff Doyle
BBC Three Counties Radio sport

Expect tears at Vicarage Road on Sunday as Quique Sanchez Flores waves goodbye to Watford fans. Let's be clear: the Spaniard does not want to leave. The owners and board made the decision. 

Supporters are divided but the majority agree with the split. As stupid as it sounds, Flores may have done too well in the first five months of the season and expectation was cranked up. 

Watford's worst performances have come in the last six weeks - since Flores found out he was surplus to requirements. Team selection has been poor and the attitude of a number of the players can be called into question. However it is hard not to feel that the job he had done up to that point had been more than good enough.

But for a lot of Watford fans the damage has been done.

Andy Giddings
Sports Editor, BBC Sheffield

New Sheffield United bossChris Wilder says there could be a few surprises to the retained list when it is finalised.

The former Northampton manager says he's got the job on the basis of his "track record" not because of "his history with the club" where he had two spells as a player.

Wilder is "unfazed" by the challenge of try to turn the Blades into promotion contenders.

He confirms there was interest from two Championship clubs, with Charlton clearly one, Blackburn reportedly the other.