David Gaskell: I'd learn to accept defeat more graciously.

VenegefulOgroman: Keep DDG at the club.

Alan Grace: I would buy a top class CB to partner Smalling. Then I would go and get Sadio Mane and a CF.

The International Olympic Committee retested 454 selected doping samples from the 2008 Games in Beijing and a further 265 from London 2012.

It said the retests were focused on athletes who could potentially take part at this year's Rio Olympics.

The 23 athletes are from five different sports and of six different nationalities

Head over here for the developing story.

Twenty-three athletes at the London 2012 Olympic Games returned positive doping tests after samples were re-analysed, the International Olympic Committee has said. 

Right then, looks like that's all we'll be getting from Jose for now. Just a juicy dangler - we'll have to wait until July for the full fanfare of his official unveiling before the press it seems...

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After surviving five-set scares in his first two matches in Paris, Andy Murray faces Ivo Karlovic in the third round on Friday.

The meeting with the big-serving Croatian veteran is the second match on Court Suzanne Lenglen - and our live text coverage is already under way.

Jose Mourinho: "It's curious that I played so many times against Manchester United with other clubs and there was empathy. I was pushed by that feeling to say sometimes things my clubs were not happy with. For example when I won with Real Madrid I said the best team had lost. Not many people were happy with that."

More from Jose Mourinho: "I think we can look at our club in two perspectives - one is the past three years and another is the history. I prefer to forget the last three years. I prefer to focus on the giant club I have in my hands now. 

"What the fans are expecting me to say is that I want to win. The players need to hear that, but I think we can really, it's not just to say it. I want to give what I have and what I don't have. To give everything to go in the direction we want."

Jose Mourinho: "I think I am in the right moment in my career. Manchester United is one of these clubs where you need really to be prepared. It's what I used to call a giant club. Giant clubs must be for the best managers. I think I'm ready for it. I could say I'm happy, proud honoured, but the reality is what I love is to work and I cannot wait for 7 July."

New Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho has just been speaking to MUTV, we'll let you know what he's said in the next few minutes.

The Reckonist: Can you feel that United fans? That is not hope. Its belief. Its been missing a long time.

Grundy: All this talk of Pep v Jose, its likely Benitez v Di Matteo will meet in the Championship next year too remember.

Pete Roo: If Di Matteo joins Villa, that means there will be two Champions League-winning managers in the Championship next season, with Rafa Benitez at Newcastle.

Oh dear! Alastair Cook was just five runs shy of reaching the landmark of 10,000 runs in Test cricket...

Can you guess what happened next? Yep. The England captain is gone. The first wicket to fall today

Follow the opening morning of England's second Test with Sri Lanka overe here.

The midfielder is committed to the club for a further five years with a 200m euro buy-out clause.

Probably not Jose's first signing...

So we're expecting to hear from Jose Mourinho (new Manchester United manager by the way) soon - 12:00 BST on MUTV is the billing.

We'll bring you updates here.

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Fancy trying out a new sport this bank holiday weekend? 

Well, Volleyball England are hosting their Go Spike Big Weekend over the next few days.

The event is the perfect chance to try volleyball with sessions taking place across England. Click here to find one near you, external.

For more on getting into volleyball, visit BBC Get Inspired's guide.

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Great Britain's paratriathletes can earn key ranking points to secure places at the Rio Paralympics at Friday's ETU European Championships in Lisbon (1500 BST).

Among the 12-strong team who will be tackling the 750m swim, 20km bike ride and 5km run are defending European champions Lauren Steadman (PT4) and Alison Patrick (PT5) who have already secured their places in Rio.

The event gives the rest of the GB team the chance to move up the rankings into the top seven in the world which would secure a slot for GB at the Games before the qualification window closes on 20 June.

GB team: PT1 - Phil Hogg, Joe Townsend, Lizzie Tench; PT2 - Ryan Taylor, Andrew Lewis; PT4 - Dave Hill, George Peasgood, Clare Cunningham, Faye McClelland, Lauren Steadman; PT5 - Alison Patrick (guide Hazel Smith), Melissa Reid (guide Nicole Walters).

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Jay: I wouldn't want to win the Community Shield. We all know what happened to the last guy who won that for United.

Imtiyaaz Saloojee: I would be preparing to be Zlataned.

Jim Harrison: I'd buy Ibrahimovic, Ronaldo and Bale and turn Rooney into the next Roy Keane. Easy.

Kaka has been called up to the Brazil squad for next month's Copa America in the United States.

The Orlando City midfielder, 34, will replace Bayern Munich's Douglas Costa, who was removed from the squad because of an injury to his left thigh.

Ex-AC Milan and Real Madrid player Kaka has been a regular in coach Dunga's squads, without getting much game time.

He has won 91 caps and scored 29 goals, but has only played 60 minutes for his country in three years.

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Is it just me that thinks that graphic makes it look like the former Spurs coach has died?

Mike Carciero: Remember Pep's managing City and resign.

Oluwatooni: I'd get three things done before Euro 2016. Zlatan, Oxlade-Chamberlain & a defender.

Casual Leather: I'd immediately try and learn more about the Workplace Pension Scheme.