Hey, this is Robbie Earl, providing you with another bonus edition of the Two Robbie's radio show.

With Manchester United coming off back-to-back Premier League losses, Rebecca, Carl and I just saw Joseph

Marino's seemingly fragile mental state and

previewed their tricky away fixture at Burnley and match of the day.

Have a listen now.

You know that what was the result? Three nil. Three nil. You know what this

mean? Three nil. But also mean three premiships and I won more premiships alone than the other 19 managers

together.

Three for me and two for them.

Respect, respect, man, respect, respect, respect, respect.

I am the manager of one of the greatest clubs in the world, but I'm also one of the greatest

managers in the world. Do you ask that question to be any argument that you've been one of the great managers, but would you still be a great manager if you hear and know this?

Do you ask that question to the manager that finished third in the Premier League last season?

To the manager that finished fourth?

To the manager that finished fifth?

I'm up here in the clock. win a title to be a good manager. Yes, I have asked in that question.

Yeah, because he never we need anything in international, for example.

But he hasn't told me that thinks he's the one of the greatest

fine.

But that's his problem.

I tell you what I think.

I tell you what I feel.

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