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Former Leicester manager Martin O'Neill on current boss Claudio Ranieri who has been downplaying what the Foxes could achieve this season:  "I like him. I've never met him. He keeps saying once we get to 40 points, once we get to 40 points. They are past that now. Everybody is thinking when will it stop - that's a good incentive to keep going."

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Republic of Ireland and former Leicester City manager Martin O'Neill on the current side: “It’s been a fantastic run. It’s been phenomenal. Now it’s got to a stage after 22 games where you think, ‘this can continue’. I hear him [Claudio Ranieri] talking about confidence. There’s now expectation been heaped upon them. They have got the ability to surpass anything that we did.”

And here he is, the Lower League king of style, the inspiration behind tonight's Get Involved thread - Exeter boss Paul Tisdale.

And I don't think he is letting anyone down...

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Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino speaking to BBC Sport:  "We have a strong squad. We've played a lot - Europa League, FA Cup and the League Cup. And all our players play two games during the international break. We are not a machine. This is a good chance for everybody in the squad."

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We've had some Eagles being played at Leicester and now Liverpool are welcoming their visitors from the south west with The Wurzels. Class.

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Former Foxes manager Martin O'Neill on the wholesale changes made by Leicester manager Claudio Ranieri:  "The games are so important. Naturally the position Leicester find themselves in the league, they are slightly prioritising. I think Leicester think the fans will forgive them if they get knocked out and finish in the top four."

Leicester manager Claudio Ranieri: "I'm enjoying it a lot here. I believe all together we can do something special. You know if you play against big players like at Tottenham, we know they can invent something."

The interview ends with the interviewer wishing Ranieri luck.

"Thank you. We need it," replies Ranieri.

Then he dashed off to grab a quick slice of Margherita before we kick off.

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Ah yes... Gary Lineker has just reminded me. The winners of tonight's tie will play Colchester in the next round. Liverpool or Exeter are fighting for the right to host West Ham.

This is the third time these two have met in the last week or so. They're sick of the sight of each other.

But Spurs will have revenge on their mind after Leicester took all three points in the Premier League meeting between the two last week.

Robert Huth scored the only goal with a header from a corner. Surely he won't be left unmarked again tonight?

Here we go then. BBC One now.

If you've enjoyed the last two night's FA Cup replays and can't wait another nine days before the fourth round starts, fear not.

We'll be bringing you live text commentary this weekend from the first round of the FA People's Cup, external - the five-a-side competition featuring young and old across 10 different categories.

Find it on the BBC Get Inspired index from 11:00-16:00 on Saturday and Sunday.

Over at the King Power, they're pumping out Eagles. Nice touch.

Spot on Ethan... but can anyone name me a scruffy Italian footballer?

They just don't exist.

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Football analyst Pat Nevin on the Foxes' fortunes this season:  "Leicester have more depth than people give credit. Shinji Okazaki and Leonardo Ulloa have been impressive when they've come in. There is more money in the game and you can get more quality back-up. Leicester have also bought well and they have a manager who can take the pressure off the players."

How many times have you heard somebody say 'Leicester won't last' - or words to that effect - in the last six months?

They're the Harry Kane of this season. Last year everybody was expecting young Harry to dry up.

He didn't. The Foxes won't.

At least if you believe the Leicester Mercury, who have listed the five reasons why the Foxes will remain in the top four of the Premier League this season.

The reasons are their confidence, the lack of pressure, their form, their manager and the fact that history is on their side. More on that here., external