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We're not being lazy Arsenal fans, your manager has done a Tyson Fury and got himself stuck in traffic...

England Test squad

Alastair Cook (captain, Essex), Moeen Ali (Worcestershire), James Anderson (Lancashire), Zafar Ansari (Surrey), Jonny Bairstow (Yorkshire), Gary Ballance (Yorkshire), Gareth Batty (Surrey), Stuart Broad (Nottinghamshire), Jos Buttler (wk, Lancashire), Ben Duckett (Northamptonshire), Steven Finn (Middlesex), Haseeb Hameed (Lancashire), Adil Rashid (Yorkshire), Joe Root (Yorkshire), Ben Stokes (Durham), Chris Woakes (Warwickshire), Mark Wood (Durham).

England ODI squad

Jos Buttler (captain, Lancashire), Moeen Ali (Worcestershire), Jonny Bairstow (Yorkshire), Jake Ball (Nottinghamshire), Sam Billings (Kent), Liam Dawson (Hampshire), Ben Duckett (Northamptonshire), Liam Plunkett (Yorkshire), Adil Rashid (Yorkshire), Jason Roy (Surrey), Ben Stokes (Durham), James Vince (Hampshire), David Willey (Yorkshire), Chris Woakes (Warwickshire), Mark Wood (Durham).

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Lancashire's 19-year-old opening batsman Haseeb Hameed is one of three uncapped players in the Test squad to tour Bangladesh.

Northamptonshire batsman Ben Duckett and Surrey all-rounder Zafar Ansari are also included in the 17-man squad

There's also a call-up for Surrey off-spinner Gareth Batty, 11 years after playing his last Test.

Wicketkeeper Jos Buttler will captain the limited-overs squad after Eoin Morgan opted not to tour.

Hull City

Mike Phelan is still no closer to being offered the Hull City job full-time, despite impressing in the role as caretaker. 

And the 53-year-old seems to have lost track of who actually has the power to give him the job.

"We are in discussions, we have had a week of trying to sort things out - we’re still at that stage," he said.

"Nothing has transpired that has made me put pen to paper.

"There’s still the takeover in the background and I find myself in the middle of that, trying to sort out my future.

"I don’t know who is involved any more and how far discussions have gone. It is possibly a frustrating thing from my point of view."

I know what you're thinking. It's probably been on your mind all week.

Well, as it's Friday, and I'm feeling charitable, here you go.

English rapper and DJ Charlie Sloth has brought together a list of English football's footballing rappers. You're welcome.

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The team-mates of Daniel Wilkinson, who died after collapsing during a match, have decided to play this weekend in tribute to the ex-Hull City trainee.

Non-league Shaw Lane will "celebrate" the life of the 24-year-old defender, whodied in hospital on Monday, when they play Romulus on Saturday.

The South Yorkshire club will also name a stand at their ground in his honour.

"It will be an emotional day and we hope we can do Daniel proud," said Shaw Lane club secretary Dave Exley.

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I don't know whether this is a welcome nugget of nostalgia for United fans, or a painful memory of faded glory days.

In 1998, Manchester United played out a thrilling 3-3 draw with Barcelona at Old Trafford as they began their road to European glory. 

Their journey ended with the memorable Champions League final win over Bayern Munich. "And Solskjaer has done it!" Fantastic memories.

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Mourinho said he will revert to a "normal team" against Watford on Sunday after the last night's defeat.

Mourinho made eight changes for the game and saw his side produce an uninspiring display as they lost 1-0.

"It is obvious that we left players like [Antonio] Valencia and [Luke] Shaw at home to play and to rest," he said.

United next play Watford in the league and Mourinho added: "We go back to a normal team without so many changes."

Hard luck on Matteo Darmian and Marcos Rojo who replaced Valencia and Shaw in Feyenoord - the abnormal team?

Juliette Ferrington
BBC Radio 5 live

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Sam Clucas was on time and first up to face to the media at Hull City's training ground. 

The future of Mike Phelan was about the fourth question in, bit harsh to throw it in first... 

"Mike Phelan’s been brilliant. We still don’t really know what’s going on with that, it’s out of our hands.

"He’s been trying to keep us in the loop as best he can. Hopefully it will be sewn up sooner rather than later."

Sunderland

David Moyes could welcome back midfielders Steven Pienaar and Lee Cattermole for the trip to London on Sunday.

Cattermole in particular will be a welcome addition to a team that has lacked experience at times this season.

Meanwhile, full-back Billy Jones is back in training, but new signing Victor Anichebe has a thigh problem and is unavailable.

Crystal Palace

Midfielder Bakary Sako and striker Connor Wickham could return from injury to face Soke on Sunday.

The game is likely to come too soon for Yohan Cabaye, though.

West Bromwich Albion

Tony Pulis has payed tribute to "fantastic" 18-year-old midfielder Sam Field, who made his second Premier League appearance for the club against Middlesbrough at the end of August. 

He also confirmed that Scotland playmaker James Morrison is back in contention, while Northern Ireland's Chris Brunt will play for the reserves against Aston Villa on Monday.

Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace boss Alan Pardew says defender Pape Soaure is expected to leave hospital on Saturday, after breaking a thigh bone in a car accident.

"A good number of players have gone up to see him. It was a serious incident. Apologies to all involved and thanks to all who helped.

"He's very lucky his injuries aren't as bad as they could have been. The extent of some of the muscular injuries are still not known."

Sunderland

David Moyes hasn't had the most inspiring of starts to his Sunderland career, losing three of his first four matches and drawing the other. 

However, the former Everton and Manchester United man insists that it is his players who need to buck their ideas up and turn around the club's poor start to the season. 

"At this point you have two options," he said.

"You can either buy new players or get out on the grass and work with the players. Well, we can’t get new players now so we’re heading out to the grass. 

"But the players have to stand up as well, they have to show they’re better than what they showed the other night."

Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace boss Alan Pardew has been speaking about the injury suffered by defender Pape Souare in a car accident last week.

"It was a broken thigh, there will be a rod through that bone. That should repair stronger. In four, five or six months - he should be up and running again.

"I'm not really clear of the details of the accident.

"He's having some bad news with his father - he's very sick - so maybe that was on his mind. But it's a situation he couldn't avoid."

West Bromwich Albion

Tony Pulis is sat in the hot chair, and inevitably he's fielding questions on the club's takeover by a Chinese investment group.

"I'm pleased the takeover has gone through, we can move on from here," said Pulis. 

"There is speculation all the time but you have to get on with it and wash it away. There are lots of ups and downs and I will deal with it the way I think is right.

"You have to take criticism. The fans have a right to voice opinions, it's their club. They've a right to say what they think."  

Juliette Ferrington
BBC Radio 5 live

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I had a text off a mate last week after Mike Phelan was named Manager of the Month for August, but still hadn't been given the job at Hull City on a permanent basis. 

My friend, who's a Manchester United fan, said: "That's ridiculous, just let the man wear his shorts! What does he have to do?" 

After a new consortium entered talks over a takeover of the club earlier this week, Phelan remains in temporary charge.

Is he any closer to having his long-term future resolved? And will he decide to give one of his six new signings a home debut with Arsenal next to visit the KCOM Stadium.  

Stoke City

Mark Hughes has confirmed that Senegal striker Mame Biram Diouf and England full-back Glen Johnson are both back in contention for this weekend's match. 

Switzerland forward Xherdan Shaqiri is still out of action though. 

Has Sergio Aguero signed a new contract at Manchester City? Could Zlatan Ibrahimovic have been playing his football in sunny Naples rather than sunny (...) Manchester this year? Who is Hector Bellerin waiting by the phone to hear back from?

Find out all this and more in today's gossip column.