Hello and I'm Gregor Robertson. We're with you twice a week throughout the season for all the best reaction and analysis from some of the best football writers in the business

Yeah and joining us today are the Times's very own James gearbrand and Bill Edgar

Coming up. We'll look ahead to the weekend's

Premier League action, which includes one of England's classic fixtures,

as unbeaten Liverpool and Arsenal go head to head at Anfield. But first,

to the fallout, which marred Manchester United's one all draw at Wolves on Monday night,

as Paul Pogba was racially abused online following his missed penalty at Molinee.

Or Pogba's Manchester United teammates, Harry Maguire and Marcus Rashford, have come out in support of him following the incident,

calling on social media companies to stop racist messages being published.

Maguire tweeted, it was disgusting that social media need to do something

about it. Every account that is open should be verified by a passport or driving license.

He said stop these pathetic trolls making numerous accounts to abuse people and

Marcus Rashford added on his own account enough now this needs to stop

Manchester United is a family Paul Pogba is a huge part of that family.

You attack him, you attack us all at Manchester United.

Now Pogba is the third player in a week to be racially abused on social media

following a penalty miss.

That's after Tammy Abraham's miss spot kick in the Super Cup against Liverpool.

And then there was a Yakumetay, the Redding striker who was also abused for his miss penalty in a game against Cardiff.

Phil Neville, the England women's head coach has been asked questions about social media.

He suggested that clubs and footballers should boycott social media over

the racist abuse and I know we'd all agree that social media companies need to do more

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