52 - Champions League Stunners | Man United IN, Real Madrid OUT

The 2 Robbies

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4.7 • 1.8K Ratings

🗓️ 7 March 2019

⏱️ 55 minutes

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Summary

Robbie Mustoe and Robbie Earle recap the midweek European action starting off with Manchester United's thrilling 3-1 comeback victory at PSG in the Champions League, if the time is now to name Ole Gunnar Solskjaer as the permanent boss and that controversial VAR decision. Plus, discussion on Real Madrid's disastrous exit at the hands of Ajax (32:20) and if Jose Mourinho will be making his return to the Spanish capital. The gents also chat Tottenham finishing the job against Borussia Dortmund (38:45), and contrasting results for Chelsea and Arsenal in the Europa League Round of 16 (46:50).

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0:00.0	Was this team man united?
0:02.0	No man united.
0:04.0	It's man united.
0:06.0	It's happened so many times and of course we don't want to say that it's just old
0:10.0	school.
0:11.0	This team has created history themselves and we can do it again. Hello and
0:31.0	Hello and welcome to the two Robbie's podcast with me Robbie Musto and him Robbie Earl and this is a midweek special, a Euro pod special.
0:35.4	And I gotta say in our time we've been doing this podcast, I'm not sure we've had more
0:40.0	incident in a European midweek Robbieyell than this midweek.
0:44.1	We'll get to all the talking points in the Champions League.
0:47.0	We looked at the Arsenal game, the Chelsea game and the Europa League as well.
0:49.6	We'll reflect on that.
0:51.2	But I think of a midweek of astonishing performances and astonishing results
0:57.6	The Manchester United performance away in PSG Robbie Earl Paris, given the situation with the United team, given the first
1:07.4	leg by PSG looks so much better than Manchester United.
1:10.2	Many, many people didn't have them having a chance United to go there and find a way
1:14.0	through to the next round particularly with the what is it ten injuries they went
1:18.0	into the game one of the one of the more yeah one of the more remarkable games I think we've seen in in European competition for a very long time
1:27.0	Stunning mostly to be honest it was a stunning game of football a game of football that if you didn't like this beautiful
1:36.4	game before you'd be enthralled by it. It was reminiscent and I'm going to
1:41.9	say firing the flames of Fergi.
1:44.8	That was what Manchester United used to be.
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