Get Involved - Your sporting cabinetpublished at 09:01 British Summer Time 9 June 2017
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The Roscoe: Sporting defence minister? Easy. Stuart Pearce.
Yeah we can't argue with that...
Any other suggestions?
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The Roscoe: Sporting defence minister? Easy. Stuart Pearce.
Yeah we can't argue with that...
Any other suggestions?
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We are jumping on the politics bandwagon here today...
We would like you to come up with sporting figures to fill the following positions...
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Here it comes....
Football
1997: England were crowned winners of Le Tournoi after a 3-3 draw between Italy and Brazil.
Ahh the headline used any time the "youth" of sport reach a milestone victory.
We at BBC Sport are guilty of it too. I am on a mission to stamp it out of our rhetoric. Join my campaign*.
#MakeHistoryBoysHistory
(*Not an actual campaign)
The Times
In other news, yesterday, the England Under-20 side reached the World Cup final after beating Italy 3-1 and will face Venezuela, who beat Uruguay, in Sunday's final in South Korea (kick-off 11:00 BST).
As the Times have said, this is England's first world cup final since 1966...
Daily Mirror
The Daily Mirror have said Bayern Munich will offer Arsenal's Chile forward Alexis Sanchez £350,000 a week as they look to beat Manchester City to his signature.
The Daily Star
The Daily Star say 'Costa has played his last game for Chelsea...'
They also have said AC Milan are already in talks to buy the 28-year-old, who is apparently valued at £40 million.
The Sun say however, that Costa has pleaded with Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich to save his career at Stamford Bridge.
The Sun
The Sun seem to have plucked the figure "£10 million" from somewhere as to how much it will cost Chelsea in potential transfer cash.
They have even mocked up a text exchange between Conte and Costa.
"UR OUT CU L8R"...
Does anyone use "text language" anymore - unless still have to save "credit"...
For context, this is the moment Costa told the press of the text exchange...
The Guardian
According to many of the papers today, including The Guardian, Chelsea boss Antonio Conte's decision to get rid of his top-scorer by text, and Diego Costa going public on the private exchange, has shocked the Chelsea board and is set to cost the club millions...
These, we would imagine, were somewhat of an afterthought for news editors at midnight...
Morning all.
We realise a lot of you will be glued to the BBC News coverage of the General Election result but we will be bringing you the day's sports news anyway.
Sadly, we don't have Jeremy Vine totting up potential football transfers stood on a virtual pitch, but we do have Saj and I - Libby, to keep you informed and somewhat entertained until 17:00 BST.
Shall we have a look at this morning's back pages?