No, Zlatan Ibrahimovic is not heading to Victoria Park but Grimsby Town's Padraig Amond is.

The striker, 28, scored 37 goals at Blundell Park last year as The Mariners secured promotion back to the Football League.

“For us to attract someone like him, who scored over 30 goals in the league below, is a coup for the Club,” Pools manager Craig Hignett told the club's website., external

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Anyone know any Slovakian footballing phrases?

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England women are in action today (weather permitting) in their first match under new captain Heather Knight against Pakistan.

Play was due to start at 14:00 BST but there are currently more ducks than cricketers on the outfield at Grace Road. 

A further inspection is planned for 15:30 and we'll bring you any news as we get it.

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Poetry in motion Max...

More from England ODI captain Eoin Morgan ahead of the series against Sri Lanka...

On all-rounder Ben Stokes being out: "It does affect us because Ben bats at five, doing both roles very well. We don't have an answer to back-up at the moment, but it does create an opportunity for someone else.

"I can't tell you the make-up of the side at the moment. The wicket is still under cover and may have a little more moisture in it than we think, so that might sway the decision."

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England one-day captain Eoin Morgan has been facing the media ahead of the opening one-day international against Sri Lanka at Trent Bridge on Tuesday.

Alastair Cook's team won the Test series 2-0 and now it's up to Morgan's side to clinch the ODI series and the Super Series.

Here's what he had to say: "The Test boys have been exceptional and made it incredibly difficult for Sri Lanka.

"It's an unbelievable start. Cookie hands the baton over to me and hopefully I don't let him down."

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Shahbaz Taseer was seized by gunmen in Lahore in August 2011, months after his father Salman was killed for opposing Pakistan's blasphemy laws.

He endured immense suffering and torture during his time as a hostage, but it didn't take away his motivation to keep "living" against all the odds. 

A radio tuned to BBC Sportsworld allowed him to listen to the commentaries of his favourite football club Manchester United. "The radio changed everything for me, it kept me sane."

Manchester United sent Shahbaz a signed football jersey after hearing his story, which you can listen to here.

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Ched Evans, who faces a retrial over rape allegations in October, is set to join League One side Chesterfield, BBC Sport understands. 

Former Wales striker Evans was jailed in 2012 for raping a 19-year-old woman, but had his conviction quashed by the Court of Appeal in April. 

The 27-year-old, who has always denied the charges against him, was released from jail in October 2014 after serving half of a five-year sentence. 

His last professional game was in 2012.

More to follow here.

Hannah: My pre match build-up is desperately revising for my exam tomorrow morning...  

Sean Collinson: Prematch build up,working on my brownie point building to make sure I've got the tv for England. One slip and it's the laptop!  

William Ford: Watching my half Norwegian 10 yr old son play. 42 goals in 17 matches thus far! #FutureEnglandOrNorwayStar Then England...  

Hibernian v Valur Reykjavik (Iceland) / Brondby IF (Denmark)

Thoughts on that draw Hibs fans? Tweet #bbcsportsday

Paul Anderton: 9pm in a bar in Singapore, trying to convince my jet-lagged wife that a 3am kick off is "do-able"!   

James Haddrick: Englishman working in a pub in Cardiff. Only one freeview box so obviously the England game must go on the screens...   

Richard: I just beat a Russian on Clash Royale, two towers to one. Therefore, tonight's score, Wales 2-1.   

Is that a computer game?

Btw, sending pictures of dogs with footballs/ football shirts etc to #bbcsportsday = a sure fire way to get your name on this page. 

Peter Emsen: Prematch Iftar at the Jumeriah Beach Hotel in Dubai. Come on England!

Keith McAdam: Going to watch Game of Thrones before the match to avoid all the pointless hype & drivel of the build up.

Yes, but if you listen on BBC Radio 5 live, you will miss the "drivel" on the other channel....! 

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Johanna Konta has returned to her home town of Eastbourne 12 months after her big breakthrough, when she beat Garbine Muguruza on her way to the quarter-finals.

Konta was then ranked 146th in the world - today she is the British number one and world number 18.

"On paper my ranking is definitely in a different place but in terms of myself, I’m very much the same person, with the same goals, same desires and same work ethic I put in every day," she told BBC Sport.

Coverage of the Aegon International gets under way on BBC Two at 13:00 BST on Tuesday.

Elliott Goldman: Watching the England game from Calgary Canada. Finishing work at 1pm to meet 20 Brits in a bar!

Alex Ford: Looking after our sick little man today so hopefully he won't mind the footy being on the telly later. 

Gareth Pilkington: In Ao Nang in Thailand so 2am kick off might not happen...depends on beer consumption between now and then, life is tough.