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Don't wait 30 years - sign up for our daily football email newsletter today!Junior Stanislas has revealed the racist abuse that has twin sons have had to encounter.The Bournemouth star was on the scoresheet against Stoke at the weekend, netting the winner in a 1-0 victory at the Britannia Stadium.After the match, the former West Ham winger was sent vile messages on social media, calling him a "black *****".It has led to outright condemnation from both clubs while the 31-year-old has opened up over what his sons have gone through.Stanislas has 'one-in-a-million' twin boys, aged nine, with one having different skin tones from the other.He told Sky Sports: "Without going into too much detail, I've got twin boys who are nine, and within the

Premier League star Maynor Figueroa has just three toes on his left foot - but that didn't prevent him from netting one of the top-flight's most memorable goals.The former Wigan Athletic ace, 38, is fondly remembered for his outrageous strike at the Britannia Stadium, which went on to deservedly win the Premier League's 2009/10 Goal of the Season award. There looked to be little danger for Stoke City when Scott Sinclair won a free-kick just inside his own half but quick thinking from Figueroa saw him score a sensational effort.Spotting Potters 'keeper Thomas Sorensen off his line, the defender launched the set-piece from more than 50 yards with the ball sailing over the Dane and into the back of the net.

Callum Davidson left a dressing room that was as tight as two coats of paint.