Andy Watson: Shouldn't boo, you're there to support, that's why called supporters. Manager's job to change it if not playing well.

Maurice Alderson: Rooney deserves respect but from management also. Played just because of his name but out of position is disrespectful.

Alan Willis: Never understand why any fan boos their own players, makes no sense. Wayne Rooney is a top pro and will rise above.

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2015: Wales qualified for their first major tournament since 1958 by securing passage to Euro 2016 despite a 2-0 defeat in Bosnia-Herzegovina.

Northern Ireland skipper Steven Davis is looking forward to Tuesday's World Cup qualifier against Germany following a comfortable 4-0 victory over San Marino in Belfast.

Southampton midfielder Davis scored in Saturday night's victory and he praised Kyle Lafferty, who scored twice as a second-half substitute.

World champions Germany lead Group C with six points, two ahead of third-placed Northern Ireland. 

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2013: Legendary India batsman Sachin Tendulkar announced he would retire from all forms of cricket after playing his 200th Test in November 2013. 

Watch Scrum V highlights as Scarlets fight back from a 13-point deficit to beat Newport Gwent Dragons 31-27 in an eight-try Pro12 thriller in Llanelli.

Wayne Pivac's team have now won their last three games while the Dragons have lost five of their six Pro12 matches this season.

England captain Jos Buttler has received an official reprimand for "breaching Level 1 of the ICC Code of Conduct" during the second one-day international against Bangladesh in Mirpur on Sunday.

A statement on the ICC website, external said: "The incident happened in the 28th over of England’s run-chase when Mashrafe (Mortaza) and Sabbir (Rahman) overreacted after Bangladesh’s LBW review against Buttler was successful with the England captain responding by making inappropriate comments."

Mashrafe and Sabbir have both been fined 20% of their match fees. Bangladesh won Sunday's match by 34 runs to level the series at 1-1.

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As well as asking for your thoughts on whether England fans were right to boo Wayne Rooney, we also want to know if Wales and Scotland will regret dropping points over the weekend in their World Cup qualifiers?

David Thackeray: As a Welshman it grieves me to say that they have had their moment of fame. No depth to the squad (Allen and Ramsey).

Alex Shcnopple: Scotland have nothing to worry about and shouldn't be criticised, but you'd expect better from Wales, but they'll still make it.

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Spain defender Gerard Pique will retire from international football after the 2018 World Cup following a controversy surrounding his shirt sleeves.

The Barcelona player, 29, is unpopular with some Spain fans for his support of independence for Catalonia. In Sunday's 2-0 win in Albania, his shirt - unlike his colleagues - did not have a Spanish flag trim on the sleeve.

"I have tried everything, but I can't bear this anymore," said Pique.

"Today's issue of the sleeves is the the straw that breaks the camel. They've managed to make me lose the excitement of coming here and although after Russia I'll only be 31, I'll leave."

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2012: The United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) released a report which described seven-times Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong as a "serial cheat" who led "the most sophisticated, professionalised and successful doping programme that sport has ever seen". Armstrong was later stripped of all his Tour titles. 

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"Shocked" England players have defended Wayne Rooney after the captain was jeered during Saturday's 2-0 win over Malta.

"I thought Wayne was brilliant. He has been every time he has played for England," said defender John Stones.

Midfielder Jordan Henderson said Rooney "put in a fantastic performance".

We've been talking about the reaction after England captain Wayne Rooney was booed during the 2-0 win over Malta on Saturday.

We're asking how Gareth Southgate should use Rooney and you can vote on the issue.

You have five options...

1. Keep as the captain and in the team

2. Remove captaincy but keep in the team

3. Use as an impact substitute

4. Back-up to the first-team, but still in the squad

5. Not in the squad at all.

You can vote on the top right-hand side on desktop versions, or by pressing the vote tab on mobiles.

The result will be announced shortly after the vote closes at 13:00 BST.

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Were England fans right to boo Wayne Rooney or does he deserve more respect? 

Moshi_P: Rooney is a legend, but he's never been a midfielder. Takes courage to drop him. 

Danny Mac: He doesn't fit in the team anymore. We have quick players and he seems to hold the ball and slow it down to much  

Jay: If managers played Rooney in the right position* we wouldn't have all this drama. *Just behind the manager's technical area.

Former British and Irish Lions scrum-half and England captain Dickie Jeeps dies at the age of 84.

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Several American professional athletes slammed Donald Trump on Sunday after the Republican presidential nominee tried to dismiss his sexual comments about women by describing them as "locker-room talk." 

Speaking during the second presidential debate with Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton, Trump used the locker room reference numerous times when questioned about the release of a leaked tape on Friday that captured him saying degrading things about women. 

The 70-year-old US billionaire dismissed them as "just words" and "locker room talk." 

NBA Portland Trail Blazers player CJ McCollum had this to say:

Oakland Athletics baseball pitcher Sean Doolittle said: 

Tennis legend Martina Navratilova had very strong opinions on the candidate:

American football player Jacob Tamme also weighed in on the debate... 

Kyle Edmund is into the second round of the Shanghai Masters.

The British player, who moved up to a career-best ranking of 48th in the world this week after reaching the China Open quarter-finals, beat Argentina's Federico Delbonis 6-3 5-7 6-4.

Edmund, 21, has a game with world number three Stan Wawrinka to look forward to in round two.

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Wow, most of you are not holding back on today's discussion... 

Were England fans right to boo Wayne Rooney or does he deserve more respect? 

Bilbo: He earns 300k a week, it doesnt matter. Just get on with it. 

Chris Ferrier: He deserves respect, but he doesn't deserve his space in the team. Not on current form.  

Matt Scott: Every player deserves respect but, as the people who buy the tickets and merch, we fans deserve our voice, too. We help pay him.  

Keep it up - we love it when you guys are feisty!

Will world heavyweight champion Tyson Fury fight again? His uncle and trainer, Peter, has been talking to BBC Radio 5 live, which you can hear via the link below.

Thanks for your tweets so far on our topic of discussion today... 

We are asking were England fans right to boo Wayne Rooney, or does the all-time record goalscorer deserve more respect?

Also, will Scotland and Wales live to regret their dropped World Cup qualification points over the weekend?

Which international teams will qualify for the World Cup, who will miss out?

David Thackeray: Rooney has done sterling service for England and should not be booed. He should however take the hint and retire gracefully  

Adam Harwood : I think it's been over-exaggerated. I was at Wembley; there weren't many boos. Some for overall performance levels   

Keep them coming to #bbcsportsday