Alan Green, Spoony and Gabriele Marcotti hear the fans' views in the UK's biggest football debate.
Topics for discussion include: Chelsea's thrashing of Wolves, Sunderland's defeat of Arsenal at the Stadium of Light, Spurs' 9-1 spanking of Wigan and whether video technology should be introduced to help referees.
The solution to litter?Bob Mills suggests dressing students as wombles and sending them out litter picking. Is that the best way to keep Britain tidy?
Martin Johnson's job is secure - RFU chiefThe chairman of the RFU has backed England manager Martin Johnson, despite losing two out of three autumn internationals. Martyn Thomas told Garry Richardson he had "every confidence" in Johnson. Garry also talked to Martin Johnson.
"The downstairs is devastated"Coral Price and her son Alistair describe the damage they found on returning to their Cumbrian home after the floods. They fear lengthy repairs will prevent them moving back in for a year.
Chasing ChelseaChelsea maintained their lead at the top of the Premier League with a 4-0 win over Wolves. In our early Saturday game, Liverpool had to come from behind to draw 2-2 against Man City at Anfield. In the late kick-off, Man Utd beat Everton 3-0.
"I'm the same person I've always been"Monty Python star and world traveller Michael Palin is Danny Baker's top-drawer guest. Danny also meets the world's youngest international football coach, Paul Watson.
Another bout of sporting banterColin Murray asks the questions in our fiesty sport quiz. This week's topics include: sport stars whose stock has dropped in a split second and winners and losers in the Formula 1 reshuffle.
Kermode's a sucker for TwilightAfter enjoying the franchise's debut, how does Mark Kermode rate the second installment of the world-conquering vampire love story? Watch his review of The Twilight Saga: New Moon.
Three 5 live presenters argue over what makes for good conversation on the radio.
Watch the videos and tell us what your rules of chat are.
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