Phil Wye
BBC Radio 5 live

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Heading to Hotspur Way to hear from Tottenham head coach Mauricio Pochettino.

Things to ponder ahead of the FA Cup fourth-round meeting with Colchester: Jan Vertonghen's injury, Andros Townsend gone, new deal for Mousa Dembele, 

Tottenham haven’t lifted the trophy for 25 years… with their pedigree, surely that’s too long?

Spurs are back from a Barcelona training camp and we’ll see what the likeable Argentine has to say in his pre-match news conference.

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Sean O'Connor: David Weir has to be in with a shout. Came to Rangers and steadied the ship before becoming captain and winning everything.

Martin Jarvis: Reading's 2012 signing of Jason Roberts was absolutely crucial to winning the Championship that season.

Tony Eaton: Christophe Dugarry best January signing for Birmingham City. Kept us in the Premiership while looking like your local hobo.

Matt: Nacho Monreal. Had a hard time settling in at Arsenal, but has become one of the best left-backs in Europe.

John Southall
BBC Radio Five Live football reporter

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Guus Hiddink has been speaking about striker Alexandre Pato's impending move to Chelsea. The Brazilian striker is currently in the process of "bureaucratic paperwork" and that it is "not a big gamble" because it will be a loan deal.

The manager also disclosed that Juan Cuadrado is unlikely to complete a permanent move to Juventus this month, after spending the first half of the season on loan in Turin. "That is not in this moment and one for the upcoming months," Hiddink said.

John Southall
BBC Radio Five Live football reporter

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Despite Chelsea's faltering form this season, manager Guus Hiddink said they still believe they can win the FA Cup. 

"The club must always go for the title, we are not here to pass the time. We aim the group on targets, and the FA Cup is of course a target. It would be a huge achievement because it is not an undervalued cup in England or worldwide."  

Leicester have done some decent business in January...

Tom: The best bit of January business for Leicester City was Riyad Mahrez for approximately £400,000.

Alex Winterton: Robert Huth on loan from Jan saved Leicester's season last year. Solid in defence and made Morgan a better player and captain.

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John Southall
BBC Radio Five Live football reporter

Guus Hiddink has been speaking ahead of Chelsea's fourth round FA Cup match against MK Dons - a game that you can watch live on BBC Sport.

On John Terry: Hiddink says that the club captain is "still bringing a lot of leadership" to the side but in regards to his future "we will have to wait to see". 

On Gary Cahill: Despite the centre-back having made just five starts in two months, Hiddink says Cahill is of 'big value' to Chelsea and England with Euro 2016 coming up. He says that he spoke to Cahill and told him he'll be of big importance with the constant run of fixtures.

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John Southall
BBC Radio Five Live football reporter

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Guus Hiddink with us shortly. Expect the following names to be mentioned... Pato, Lavezzi, Remy, Cahill and possibly MK Dons, too.

Liam Bradford
BBC Radio Manchester

Manuel Pellegrini refused to be drawn on City's chances of winning four trophies this season, but the potential of that historic feat must loom large on the horizon. "That's not a realistic target," the Chilean said. "We have to look at Aston Villa. If we don't beat them it is all over."

The major obstacle standing between CIty and winning the League, Champions League, League Cup and FA Cup might be that growing injury list. 

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After the FA Cup fourth-round meeting with Villa, Manuel Pellegrini is expecting a quiet couple of days. No transfer business is likely.

"It's not our intention to bring anyone in. I trust in my squad and I am sure we will be competitive," he said."

Simon Stone
BBC Sport

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Manuel Pellegrini has confirmed that forward Kevin De Bruyne will miss up to 10 weeks with the knee injury sustained in the League Cup semi-final win over Everton.

The manager also said that Vincent Kompany, Aleksandar Kolarov and Eliaquim Mangala will miss out ahead of their expected return to training next week and that Wilfried Bony is still absent.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport

One final in the bag, challenging for the Premier League title and a winnable Champions League last 16 tie against Dynamo Kiev.

No side has ever won the quadruple - and manager Manuel Pellegrini thinks it is impossible - but if Manchester City can win at Aston Villa tomorrow, the Blues will start to fancy themselves of going one better than Manchester United managed in 1999 - and wouldn't they just love that.

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Snooker's Shaun Murphy, squash star Laura Massaro and netball player Sara Bayman join Eleanor Oldroyd to discuss the week's sporting issues and look ahead to the weekend's events.  

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And away from Suarez...

Chris Haseltine: When West Ham signed Ricardo Vaz Te and he scored 10 goals in 15 games and got us promoted to the Premier League.

Zaid Satia: Vidic at Manchester United - from going three years without the title, we then won it three consecutive years after his arrival.

Matthew Knights: EmmanuelAdebayor for Crystal Palace this year, as I don't think we've signed anyone else noteworthy.

Take a bow, Stuart Fraser of the Daily Mail...

It might have taken well over four hours but Andy Murray has finally earned a final meeting with Novak Djokovic. The Scot romped through the fifth set to finally end the hopes of Canada's Milos Raonic.

Follow all the reaction here

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There's a lot of love for Suarez out there...

Anthony Hobson: After consideration of Coutinho, Sturridge, Mascherano & Kromkamp (!), best LFC January signing is no doubt Suarez.

Piers: Without a doubt Luis Suarez. Came in in January and transformed the team from day one.

Oli: Suarez, no need to add anything else.

Former Manchester United defender Danny Higginbotham...

Ross Lowe: Got to be Suarez for £22.8m and sold for £75m and got us to second place in the league. 

Alex Tank: Hard to look past Daniel Sturridge and Philippe Coutinho for a combined £20m.

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Away from all the transfer rumours around the players what about the managers? The Bournemouth Echo, external states that Eddie Howe is to remain with the club despite 'nice' speculation linking the Cherries boss with the Chelsea role. 

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Nemanja Vidic and Patrice Evra signed for Manchester United for £7m and £5m respectively in January 2006.

Over the next decade the pair were the foundations for United's success as they won five Premier League titles and the Champions League. Not a bad bit of business by Sir Alex Ferguson.

In honour of the 10th anniversary of those signings and the retirement of Vidic, we are asking:

Who has been your club's best January signing?

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