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So Mustie, let's start our chat with a fantastic game at the lane yesterday,

the North London Derby, Spurs to Arsenal 2.

Who feels happier with the draw, mate?

Oh, I think probably...

I think probably Arsenal.

I think when you consider all the things that went on in that game, the fact that they're away from home, the fact that I think a lot of people thought the Spurs were going to win the game and pull further away and almost eliminate Arsenal at the title race, I guess they'll be probably a little bit happier.

But I've got to think that both of them will probably, you know, be kicking themselves a little bit that they could have won this game, particularly Spurs, Rob, when you, you know, when you go a man up and you get two one up in the match with not that long to go, and you don't win the match. And the situation with Arsenal and being ahead of them and almost knocking them out of the title race,

I just think they'll be a little bit more disappointed.

Yeah, I'd agree.

I just was thinking about it yesterday and I was thinking like they'll both go to bed tonight and be a bit uncomfortable.

They'll be satisfied with the point, but I think both of them will have regrets.

And I think the big regret for Spurs, as you say, was they could have almost distinguished Arsenal's title hopes really by putting them out of the race.

But I just want to focus a little bit, Robb, because I know on the Two Robbies radio show, we didn't get into too much detail.

And Francis Cochland and those two rash challenges that could have put Arsenal out of the title race, it's a little bit out of character for him. I just wonder, is this the kind of pressure that the players are under now, Rob, as we come to the last bit of the season? You know, this weekend, we've seen five red cards for players. A lot of them are two yellows as well, where, you know, people have made silly challenges. Juan Matta, you know, James Milner, players like that, who you expect to be a little bit more secure with their emotions.

Yeah. silly challenges, Juan Matty, you know, James Milner, players like that, who you expect to be a little bit more secure with their emotions?

Yeah, it's amazing, isn't it?

It's amazing. All the players know the rules.

They know the situation when you're on a yellow card.

It's just what pressure and intensity and focus and desire and wanting to win and wanting

to play well and wanting to please the fans, et cetera, et cetera,

that just takes players over the edge.

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