WHAT’S HOT WHAT’S NOT

HOT JORDAN HENDERSON

THE guy whose running style was just too weird for Sir Alex Ferguson is hitting quite a stride. He has long been a great captain of Liverpool but evidently he is now a leader of footballers everywhere, judging by his role in the #PlayersTogether campaign.

JOANNA COATES

THE new CEO of UK Athletics has been a refreshing change with her strongly-worded assessments of their calamities this week. On the basis that past regimes have failed to recognise the massive shortcomings, UKA at least appear to have a fighting chance.

ANDREW COTTER

FIND the BBC commentator’s Twitter feed. Watch the videos he has made of his dogs, Olive and Mabel. Watch them over and again until the lockdown ends. You’re welcome.

NOT FABIO CAPELLO

A DECADE on and he’s still boring us to tears. In a recent interview, the Italian showed more exuberance in trying to gloss over his failings than he ever did in his management of England. That he repeatedly referred to David James as Calamity James further reduced the mystery of why he tanked so miserably.

LIVERPOOL

LET us not fall into the trap of forgetting how a club who hold themselves up as something ‘more’ took a major misstep in their decision to furlough non-playing staff. Correcting the error reiterated that they have integrity, making it in the first place revealed they don’t have as much as we hoped.

DANA WHITE

AFTER making a buffoon of himself last week by insisting his Ultimate Fighting Championship would go on this month, he finally had the rug pulled from under his feet on Thursday. It still took the intervention of broadcaster ESPN to end one of the most brainless plans in recent sporting history.