BBC Radio 2 presenter Jeremy Vine has been a Chelsea season ticket holder for 20 years but admits his side's title defence is now over. This week he tweeted a picture saying that he wanted Leicester to now win the league and, in an open letter on the BBC Sport website, he has explained why.

You can read it here.

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Pep Guardiola is going to have to fend off a lot of questions about Manchester City between now and the end of the season, especially if things take a turn for the worst at Bayern Munich in the last few months of his watch. 

On Friday, the 45-year-old was firm in his assertion that his move to City will not distract him this campaign.

"Why would it be difficult? I am like a woman, I can multi-task and control both situations. I have a big talent for this," said Guardiola, whose current side are still chasing a league, cup and Champions League treble and could meet City in the latter stages of the European competition.

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We need to talk about Pep. 

Quite rightly, Senor Guardiola's appointment as the new Manchester City boss from next season garnered a bit of attention (certainly more than any transfer on deadline day). 

The 45-year-old will leave his current role, as Bayern Munich boss, and head to Manchester this summer, bringing with him a record that has seen him win 19 trophies (which he will likely add to before his time in Germany is over).

Today is the first match at the Etihad since the announcement. It will be interesting to see how the Man City fans react to the soon to be deposed Manuel Pellegrini?

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James Gleave: Stopped at a service station on the A38 on way to Plymouth Argyle. Coach driver met an old pal, got drunk, we missed the match.

John ‏@J_oh_n: Once a boy on our bus got fully in the buff and did a Klinsmann up the aisle.

Sounds painful that John.

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If the weather calling games off isn't enough of a pain, the ever-predictable M6 is now throwing a spanner in the works.

That rain I mentioned earlier has started to cause some problems. We have two games off in League Two.

Bristol Rovers P-P AFC Wimbledon

Newport P-P Barnet

Don't panic, don't panic! This week, our resident prediction guru Mark Lawrenson is going up against two of the stars of the new Dad's Army film, Blake Harrison and Daniel Mays, who are playing Private Pike and Private Walker respectively.

So, to find out who the trio think will be a stupid boy, who's doomed and who doesn't like it up 'em, head on over to Lawro's Prediction page.

How lovely.

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Today marks the 58th anniversary of the Munich Air Disaster.

23 people died, including eight of Manchester United's Busby Babes in the plane crash in Munich on 6 February 1958

The team were returning from a European Cup game against Red Star Belgrade.  

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So a quick internet search of Sawbridgeworth throws up a certain Mr. David Beckham!

Have we got a mega-celebrity reader/listener?

David, from Sawbridgeworth: Coach broke down on my football league debut away at Bournemouth. Replacement coach turned up, team got changed on coach and literally ran out on to the pitch five minutes before KO! 

Hang on a minute - that sounds like you were a pro Dave...

Just in case you need them, here is the full list of today's Premier League fixtures, which are conveniently linked out to our preview pages...

Man City 1-3 Leicester

Aston Villa v Norwich (15:00 GMT)

Liverpool v Sunderland (15:00 GMT)

Newcastle v West Brom (15:00 GMT)

Stoke v Everton (15:00 GMT)

Swansea v Crystal Palace (15:00 GMT)

Tottenham v Watford (15:00 GMT)

Southampton v West Ham (17:30 GMT)

I was caught up in a mammoth downpour in Manchester last night - we have no news of any pitch inspections anywhere just yet but if there are any problems we'll let you know.

Manchester United fans might be interested to read this tweet from Spanish football journalist Guillem Balague on the rumours linking Jose Mourinho with the manager's job at Old Trafford...

I am interested in the word 'Yeap'. Might use that from now on.

Chris Sutton
Former Chelsea & Norwich striker on BBC Radio 5 live

"I don't think Leicester can win it. Even if they win today. Once they get to the last 10 games and think about it they will blow up. I think Manchester City have not gone through the gears yet. They have been inconsistent. They have Vincent Kompany coming back and will win comfortably. Leicester will need luck. They will have to keep key players fit. City have the strength in depth.

"How do Leicester respond if they lose to Man City and lose top spot? That will be a big moment for them."

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The day's big game comes in the early one - first v second! A cracker!

Leicester could go a step closer to the title if they avoid defeat, and we had two fans on breakfast radio this morning...

Adam Tomlinson: "Everyone was being very positive at the start of the season and I said I’d be happy with 17th! We had a new manager in and I would have taken safety. To be in this position now is remarkable.

"The players play with no pressure, they are relaxed on the ball. Everyone has underestimated us all season. Today the pressure is on Manchester City, it’s fantastic."

Robin Popley: "At the start of the season I said that the manager’s CV of Inter Milan, Roma and Chelsea pointed to the fact that we could do something special. Everywhere he has been, he has transformed the club. He is world-class."

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As ever on a Saturday morning we have joined forces with Danny Baker's 5 live show to discuss a topic of Danny's choice.

And this week Danny would like to know your "Tales About Coaches To Away Games".

So whether you've broken down en route to Plymouth, raced a rival coach along the M1 or had an unfortunate incident with the in-coach toilet, get in touch and share.    

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You can send your stories to us on #bbcfootball, or text us on 81111, with your name and location please.

Thank you - and listen to Danny now by pressing the play icon above...

Yes, it's the talk of the town this morning - Manchester United have held talks with representatives of ex-Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho, the BBC understands.

The 53-year-old Portuguese, who was sacked by the Blues in December, is increasingly hopeful of succeeding Louis van Gaal at Old Trafford.

No agreement has been reached, and the club have made no comment, but negotiations have begun.

Dutchman Van Gaal, 64, is expected to leave United at the end of the season - one year earlier than scheduled.

That would leave the way clear for Mourinho, who is known to be excited by the prospect of taking over at Old Trafford.

Read more here.

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Now is Mourinho coming back for good?

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(Coming back, coming back, coming back for gooooddd?)

Since the summer of 2004 there have only been 57 days* when Jose Mourinho was not the lead story on the bulletins and back pages of England.. Today is not one of those days.

Is the Special One Manchester United bound?

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*That's an estimate, obviously...