Where is the best place you've seen your team play?

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Have you seen this man?

Approximately 6ft 5, late 40s. Excellent beard. Magnetic charisma. Flawless English. 

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If media reports, external are to be believed then former Borussia Dortmund boss Jurgen Klopp is on his way to England for talks with any number of Premier League sides.

Depending on which German tabloid you read, Klopp is wanted by Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea and/or Manchester United. Not a bad set of jobs to consider.

Of course, none of those clubs are currently in the market for a manager, Klopp may not fancy them anyway. But when's that ever stopped a story eh?

I hope you all enjoyed the picture of Glenn Hoddle in our opening entry - some tremendous hair.

Here's another one...

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Asked about Monaco's Stade Louis II, he told BT Sport: "It was state-of-the-art when I played here. In 1987..."  

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These will be flying off the shelves. Who wouldn't want a half Schalke, half Asteras Tripolis scarf?

A Sunday League footballer who deliberately stamped on an opponent's leg, breaking it in several places, has been jailed for a year.

Nathaniel Kerr, 24, pleaded guilty at Manchester Crown Court to assault.

The 30-year-old victim, Stuart Parsons, had been arguing with one of Kerr's team-mates just before the incident in Stockport last August, the court heard.

Mr Parsons had reconstructive surgery on his right ankle and spent weeks in hospital after the assault. A self-employed window cleaner, Parsons has been out of work since the challenge.

Spurs put in a superb attacking display at times during the 4-1 win over Manchester City last weekend. Can they repeat the story tonight?

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I was giving Jurgen Klinsmann the grafting role in that particular 5-a-side team Tim...

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The Europa League may have its detractors, and it may lack the pull of the Champions League.

But there are worse places to be this evening than Monte Carlo...

Tonight's question for you is:

"Where is the best place you've ever been to see your team play? And why?"

Irrespective of the result - just the best place you've visited please as a consequence of football.

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These two sides have never met in a competitive match before - though Monaco's record in 12 games against English teams is W6 D3 L3.

And just last season - as Spurs fans will surely know - they knocked Arsenal out of the Champions League.

That's tonight's first key question answered then - it's a VERY strong side...

Tottenham Hotspur

Monaco have former Chelsea defender Ricardo Carvalho guarding the back, while midfielders Jeremy Toulalan and Joao Moutinho patrol the midfield.

Monaco XI: Subasic, Fabinho, Coentrao, Carvalho, Raggi, Toulalan, Moutinho, A.Traore, Silva, Lemar, L.Traore

Tottenham have named a strong side for the trip to Monaco, and make just three changes to the side that beat Manchester City at the weekend.

Right-back Kieran Trippier, left-back Danny Rose and midfielder Nacer Chadli come in for Kyle Walker, Ben Davies and Son Heung-min.

Tottenham XI: Lloris, Trippier, Alderweireld, Vertonghen, Rose; Alli, Dier; Chadli, Eriksen, Lamela; Kane

Monaco v Tottenham (18:00 BST)

Celtic v Fenerbahce (20:05 BST)

Liverpool v FC Sion (20:05 BST)

PAOK Salonika v Borussia Dortmund (20:05 BST)

See the full list of fixtures here

On Tuesday Arsenal and Chelsea were handed defeats, while last night Manchester United and City restored a bit of pride with wins against two Bundesliga sides.

Can the Premier League boys keep momentum going in the Europa League?

Or will they field a bunch of kids and turn in disappointing displays?

We shall find out soon enough...

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Four hugely talented footballers. One hard-working one.

Could they all play in the same XI? Not a chance.

But they all played for both Tottenham and Monaco at one point or another, and they have combined here to lead us nicely into an evening's Europa League football.

After a blockbuster week of ups and downs for English sides in the Champions League it's time for the nearly men of European football to serve up a tasty dessert.

Over to you Liverpool and Celtic (at 20:05 BST), and first Tottenham...