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English football back in the Dark Ages after last night's pitch invasion at Villa Park

and a shameful incident involving a group of Tottenham fans at Wembley Park Tube Station

after the Capital One Cup final last week. The FAA cleanup Johnny Evans is banned for six games, Papi Sisei for seven, after they spat at each other during Manchester

the victory at Newcastle and managers under pressure is Manuel Pellegrini really fighting to keep his job less than a year after winning the

Barclays Premier League title with Manchester City. Three men sure of their

futures this morning Martin Samuel, the chief sports writer at the Daily Mail

Oliver Kaye the chief football correspondent at the Times and the Sports Writer and

Budding Popstar. We'll tell you more about that. Certainly Patrick Will. A little bit later

later.

It's also here. Good to see you guys. Looking forward to you singing for your supper a little

bit later on. Let's have a look at the papers then. This is the back page of the sun, this

morning and most papers, this morning particularly the tabloids, concentrating on everything that happened.

Events at Villa Park last night.

Aston Villa won, Tim Sherwood's second successive victory, but madness.

That's what the sun say.

Callum McMahonaman, hit twice.

Fabian Delph in his interview afterwards said that he was bitten by a fan seems extraordinary.

This is the back page of the mail on Sunday, Vela Park in Chaos and it did look like that at times.

The Sunday people say that pitch invasion

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