Hello, welcome to the latest episode of the two Robbie's podcast, your

destination for in-depth discussion and analysis of the Premier League.

I am Robbie Musto and he's Robbie Earl and today will recap the final round

of matches before Championship Sunday. Of course we'll get into the relegation picture and talk about the games involving

Villa and Watford from Tuesday and

the Race for the Champions League. I mean it's going to be some championship

Sunday games involving those teams we're on today and one of those Robial was Liverpool at Amfield playing against

Chelsea and I want to start with what the broadcast ended with and that celebration

at Amfield and what it looked like, what it felt like. I mean, wow, the Premier League did a really good job Rob. We know, of course, it will never be the same without fans, particularly at Anfield, particularly after a 30 30 year wait to see them lift the

Premier League trophy for the first time ever, but I tell you what, it was still

pretty fun to watch.

Yeah, it was stunning mate and I thought, you know, I agree with it in terms of the Premier League did a really good job. And typical circumstances, we know with the COVID and the pandemic and social distancing and all that, but it was as intimate as it could be.

It was group team generated.

It could be, it showed me and taught me a few things

about this group of players, the togetherness

Rob, the way the manager worked with them.

Listen, Jorgon's cop's got a smile to light up a room, but the smile with the pride that he had when John Hennesson lifted the trophy,

when the players were celebrating, it was almost like the proud father looking at his kids. And he's, I said

on air, he's a manager for players and he's a manager for fans.

I can imagine Liverpool fans loving Rob.

Just how he is his personality, how he talks, how he,

the energy he brings to the football club and for three reasons I wrote down it's a special thing.

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