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Chelsea's reputation, it's on the line after Marini's meltdown during the two-one defeat

against West Ham. Arsenvenger calls it the perfect week after Arsenal beat Byron Munich in the Champions League.

They've gone top of the Premier League after beating Everton.

And will Wayne Rooney celebrate his 30th birthday

with some of the old magic in today's Manchester Derby?

Here to discuss all that and much more.

Steve Bates, he's the chief football writer at the People.

Andy Dunn is the chief sports columnist at the Sunday Mirror,

and John Richardson is the chief football writer at the Sunday Express.

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

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Okay, let's have a look at the papers this morning. It's dominated by one man. he's hogging the headlines yet again and

it's the Mario meltdown according to the observer this morning. Yesterday

Namanda Matjic sent off in the first half at Upton Park, Sylvia Laro, the assistant manager at Chelsea's

sent off.

Murino watched the game from the director's box in the second half.

He's on the brink, according to Rob Draper, in the mail on Sunday he was at the game. For them, Sam Wallace says that

Marino is in meltdown at Chelsea. The look of champions, that's the rugby. Remember

we used to say that about Chelsea? That was last season. Well that was then, what about now?

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