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Tony Puleis demands a referral system after Neil Swarbrick sends off the wrong West Brom player at the Etiad stadium.

After Messy's masterclass in the new camp, what on earth has happened to English teams in European football,

and watch out for the hurricane this week.

The Tottenham striker scored three

against Leicester before he joins up with the three lions for the first time this

week. Three guests bursting with pride this morning. Matt Lawton, the

Chief Sports reporter at the Daily Mail. Jonathan Northcroft, the Chief Sports Reporter at the Daily Mail.

Jonathan Northcroft, the Chief Football Correspondent

at the Sunday Times, and Charlie Wyatt is here.

He's the Football Editor at the Sun.

Morning to you guys, good to see you, as ever.

Okay, let's have a quick flick through this morning's papers then.

We'll start with the Sunday people, Louis Vanguard.

It's a big game today, Liverpool against Manchester United,

and according to the people, Louis Vanguard wants Rio Ferdinand.

Back at Old Trafford next season not to play but in a coaching

capacity with the Academy side. The Sun's Backpage Charlie's paper

Mangar says that Manchester United are still the biggest team in English football. We'll talk about them a little bit later on.

Jonathan's piece in the Sunday Times this morning visions of success, how it's all coming together,

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