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Hello and welcome to the two Robbie's podcast presented by Land Rover.

I'm Robbie Musta.

I'm here with my mate, Robbie Earl, to go over the big stories from the Barclays Premier League this weekend. Let's start Rob with the last game of the weekend. Chelsea won Manchester United won in a good game of football. A late Diego Costa equalizer denied Louis Van Gogh, the three points. but I thought United were continuing from their recent

better performances, better attacking play. He kept the same team, the same system, and until the

end there, it was getting the job done. I thought United play well today. Yeah, I'd have to agree with

you, Robin. You know, I've been critical of Louis Van Gogh during the course of the season that

he holds the reins too tight. He doesn't play expansive, exciting enough football. Well, there was good control in the game by Manchinite, but I thought that they're attacking players. I'm talking about Marseille one side, Lingard, the other, matter in the whole. Wayne Rooney up top were causing kind of problems. And it was just that last connection in around the 18-yard box, which was sure. And then Lingar gets a beautiful goal. And I like how he's progressing, Rob. I like how he's developing in the football club gets the goal. And then they just went a little bit sloppy, gave possession away, and allowed Chelsea back into the game. But here's how I saw it, Rob. They beat... Manchester United beat Liverpool. A few weeks ago at Amfield, 1-0, with their only shot on target. And it was another one of those for me where this is just really Manchester United. Today they drew with Chelsea, but I felt much better about their performance and the way they went about their business. Yeah, I just think this whole Van Gogh thing and the pressure and is he the right

man going forward.

I think what you have to say and you have to give him credit for is his trust in young players.

And I think that's something that Manchester United have seen spectacular success within

the past, of course, with the class of 92, all those players coming through and then winning so much. I kind of respect and I like the way that he is trying to

build a new team with good new young players. He's paid a lot of money for those players with

varying degrees of success. Marciao looks to be an excellent player. It's going to be a big time

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