Hello and

welcome to the two Robbie's football show here on NBC Sports Radio with me

Robbie Musto and him Robbie Earl reacting to the Saturday games of

match week six of the Premier League. Now there were eight games played today

and Liverpool, Manchester United and Manchester City all kicked off at 10 a.m. Eastern times and

sometimes it's tough to watch all those games really closely. and sometimes things happen and things are said that springboard you straight to the story.

Here's Josie Mrenio after the one-one draw at home against Wolfhamton Wanderers.

I think wolves, by the way they face the game.

I think they deserve.

They play like I like to play, which is like the World Cup Final.

And we didn't have that.

One team was coming to play the game of their lives,

and another one was too relaxed.

Wow, strong stuff, Rob, for Mr. Marino.

And I actually, of course that 10 o'clock window, as you say, it's difficult to watch games.

I actually watched a big chunk of Manchester, all the second half, particularly,

because I wanted to see where United went having

got themselves one nil up through the thread goal and I kind of came away with some

conclusions and the words and the things that coming out of Manchinata are backing up what I'm saying.

First of all Robert, and I'm going to point to something that this starts my argument.

Sir Alex Ferguson back in the crowd, you you know a great moment what a reception he got

reminder of things of the past and when I say reminder of things of the past there were

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