<text>  Its Hot or Not time again as Ian Ladyman reveals whats been making him feel warm this week and whats been leaving him cold inside. Finally a referee bucks the trend of poor performances and one of golfs most controversial characters returns in style. But its not good news for two of the Premier Leagues best known strikers. WHATS HOT . MICHAEL OLIVER . Even without Sir Alex Ferguson, Old Trafford remains the hardest place to referee, especially when players are cheating. Olivers handling of Angel di Maria and Adnan Januzaj on Monday set standards of bravery others should follow. They wont do it. Michael Oliver shows Angel di Maria a red card during Manchester Uniteds defeat by Arsenal on Monday . MASHRAFE MORTAZA . The Bangladesh captain bowled his side to victory over England wearing a brace on both knees. He could hardly run but the 31-year-old said: You just have to bear the pain. It is unclear whether he was talking about his ailing joints or the England team. Bangladesh captain Mashrafe Mortaza celebrates after taking the wicket of Englands Joe Root . DUSTIN JOHNSON . According to legend, Johnson has become the first sex and drugs and rock and roll golfer. Much of what was written during his absence from the game remains unproven. Johnson, for his part, has returned to the tour with victory at Doral. Dustin Johnson proudly shows off the Gene Sarazen Cup after winning the WGC Cadillac Championship . BLACKBURN ROVERS . The Championship clubs draw at Liverpool was deserved and notable for their peculiar sky blue kit. Turns out its a replica of a Rovers strip first worn in 1882. For once, Blackburns owners have done something Jack Walker would approve of. Its taken a while. Blackburns sky blue kit is a replica of a Rovers strip first worn way back in 1882 . WHATS NOT . DIEGO COSTA . Six months in to his stay in England, Chelseas gifted striker must decide whether he wants to be a footballer or a pantomime villain. As he does this, its worth him remembering that when children boo at a pantomime they tend to mean it. Diego Costa tussles with PSGs David Luiz during Chelseas Champions League exit on Wednesday . THE THIRD EYE . The decision to give Chris Jordan run out in Adelaide couldnt be proved to be right so was therefore completely wrong. A warning to football here that even the wonders of technology dont make a sport completely immune to the incompetence of the individual. Chris Jordan was controversially run out as England were beaten by Bangladesh in Adelaide . PETER CROUCH . An enduring Premier League footballer with a lovely wife, a career to be proud of and a reputation as one of the more likeable, grounded guys in sport. And then he posed for a modelling shot with a tiger. Joke or no joke, there is no coming back from that. Stoke striker Peter Crouch took to Twitter to give fans a glimpse of himself posing with a tiger cub . PITCH PUNDITS . BT Sport have tried to innovate but, a season-and-a-half in, Jake Humphrey and his friends still look like they are manning a cake stall at a garden fete. Time to get them back inside where Paul Scholes wont need a box to stand on and Steve McManamans hair can settle down. BT Sport presenter Jake Humphrey and a team of pundits present from the side of the pitch at Valley Parade . 