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My dad's bigger than your dad.

Louis Van Garl tells Manchester City they'll never be as big as Manchester United.

Rio Ferdinand, he's ready to pull the plug on his work with the FAA after he was banned for three games

following his inappropriate tweet and listen. That is the sound of Stanford Bridge on match day according to Chelsea manager Jose

Maria.

Three guests making a noise this morning.

Andy Dunn, the two sports columnist at the Sunday Mirror, John Richardson, the football correspondent at the Sunday Express.

And Matt Lawton is here.

He's the Chief Sports Reporter at the Daily Mail.

Morning to you guys, good to see you, as ever, lots to talk about this morning.

Let's have a look at the back of the front pages of

the sports pullouts this morning. This is the Sunday Telegraph then Louis Van Gile, he says

we're a far bigger club than Manchester City. He goes on to talk about social media,

how many followers they've got on Twitter,

doesn't really make a difference. They play at the Etty Had this afternoon, and the picture,

Cheerop Jose, should be happy. They're four points clear of Southampton at the top of the

Premier League, but he's not happy with

Chelsea's fans. He says there's not enough atmosphere at Stamford Bridge on match days.

This is the Sunday time. Stephen Gerard, the captain of Liverpool, played against Newcastle

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