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I'm off the bench today with Neil Ashton in Tallinn and I can tell you that

quasons here are much the same as last time I was around the table but the

company this morning is quite splendid and we've got lots to talk about

England of course reflecting on that

five-mill win in midweek and also on today's game in Estonia and while the club

action may have gone on ice this week the publication of books by Roy Keen and Harry Rednap has sent the thermometer

rocketing. We'll be looking at the controversies those two authors have stirred up.

Now I've said the company's good so let's meet them. Sean Custis, the head of content sport at the sun, good morning Sean.

Steve Bates, the chief football rider for the Sunday people and an old colleague of mine.

Nice to see you Steve. and Patrick Barclay of course a

regular on this show and with the London Evening Standard and the independent good morning

to all champs now let's have a look at what's making the papers well Well, we'll start with Sean's paper, The Sun,

and you can see here they've nicely encapsulated

two of the big topics of the week.

England, of course, with Rooney's double top.

He's trying to claim records both for international appearances and goals and

here Roy versus Harry the two authors of the week Roy Keen and Harry Rednap depicted as Boxer

slugging it out over whose management style is best.

Let's have a look at the people, that's Steve Bates's paper, Smasher-Roo, and again he's

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