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"You'll never see a thin chef, or a skint bookie." One of my dad's sayings.

But old Dave Rostance could well be wrong soon, as the UK's leading bookmakers face paying out more than £10m if Leicester City win the Premier League title.

At the beginning of the season, Claudio Ranieri's side were as much as 5,000-1 to finish as champions, while the odds were 1000-1 to be top at Christmas.

At the start of the season, 47 people placed a bet with Ladbrokes for Leicester to win the title at 5000-1 - of which 23 have cashed out, while 24 are still awaiting their fate.

"Leicester's win would be the biggest upset in the history of betting," Alex Donohue of Ladbrokes told BBC Sport. "It would be the worst result for us financially and our biggest payout by a distance.

How did you end up having two brothers who support Tottenham and Arsenal? How was that allowed to happen?

Shakespearean stuff.

Who are the neutrals out there backing to win the league and why? 

Monty: Leicester City. They deserve it,they have worked for it & they are still chasing the dream and are in it.  

Vandu: Spurs, so that I'll tease my younger brother who happens to be an Arsenal fan.

Tim Hopkins: Leicester or Spurs, don't mind. As long as it's not City or Arsenal, Prem needed a shake up and it's got one.

A couple? You're cranking up that pressure Johnny. 

The key question could be whether or not Swansea are able to hurt Leicester? And will Riyad Mahrez - on the night of the PFA awards - find his best form?

Johnny Magrinho: Even without Vardy that Leicester team looks dangerous. Okazaki is a real livewire - I'm expecting him to get a couple today.

If you don't remember what John is referring to - take a look at this...

Is that the Oxford United trailing in the Cobblers' wake? Absolutely treading water,,,

Who are the neutrals out there backing to win the league and why?

Robert: would like to see Spurs win it They are playing much more attractive football. Saying that Leicester can only blow it.

Ed Byard: Couldn't care less about the Premier League. League 2 and Oxford United is where it's at!

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Ben Piper: As a #swans, external fan, not sure who I want to win this match! Would like three points, but everyone likes a good underdog story!

Kevin Kilbane
Former Everton winger on Football Focus

Leicester City bossClaudio Ranieri told BBC sports editor Dan Roanit is "now or never" for the Foxes to win the Premier League title this week and Kevin Kilbane has had his say.

"Ranieri only said what we were all thinking but it could come back to bite him if it doesn’t happen.

"Could Jamie Vardy missing play into Tottenham hands?"

WInger Nathan Dyer - who is on loan at Leicester from Swansea - can't play today and he is suited and booted as a result. What a great loan spell that could be.

'How was your year in Leicester Nath?'

'Yeah it was alright. Won the league...'

'Dilly-ding dilly-dong!'

'Come on man!'

I'm not sure what happened to the usually reserved Claudio Ranieri before his news conference the other day.

But I certainly enjoyed it.

A simple question for you out there today.

Who are the neutrals backing to win the league, and why?

Leicester have enjoyed huge support all season on account of the fact that it is an amazing story, but Spurs have been playing some lovely stuff and are injected with plenty of young English players too.

So text me on 81111 (UK Only, with your name) or tweet us at #bbcfootball and let us know why you are:

#TeamLeicester

Image source, Reuters

or #TeamSpurs.

Image source, PA

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Swansea City midfielder Leon Britton: "I can understand people aiming the accusation about being on the beach because we're safe. But we owe it to our fans for the last four games to finish the season strongly. I don't want to end the season with four straight defeats.

"Leicester have been a breath of fresh air."

Jonathan Pearce
Match of the Day commentator

"This is make or break for Leicester City. If they keep their five-point lead they'll withstand the challenge of Spurs, who will yet drop points. Lose, and Tottenham will probably overtake them.

"Leicester go into battle without Vardy - it's like Richard III fighting at the nearby Battle of Bosworth Field without 'a horse…a horse…a kingdom for his horse!' We know what happened there. , external

"But Shakespeare's drama of that Leicester-interred King promised: 'True hope is swift…Kings it makes Gods and meaner creatures Kings'.

"It's all about belief now. Do Leicester retain enough?"

Claudio Ranieri believes it is "now or never" for the Foxes to win the Premier League title.

They are already guaranteed a top-three finish and Champions League football next season, and Ranieri say his focus is now on winning the title.

"It is this year or never more," he told BBC sports editor Dan Roan.

"We achieved the Champions League - a great achievement for everyone but now we try to win the title with all our strength, all our heart, our soul, everything.

"We need eight points and we are champions, and we try to do this. I said to my players that now is the right moment to push."