Hello and welcome to the two Robbie's podcast, your destination for in-depth discussion and analysis of the Premier League. I'm Robbie Mosto. He's Robbie Erland. Here are today's topics.

We have a champion. Arsenal are crowned champions of the Premier League for the first time

since 2004 as Manchester City's draw at Bournemouth gifts the gunners the title.

Pup Gordiola cuts a frustrated figure during today's match as multiple reports surfaced that the legendary manager will step down at the end of the season,

and Tottenham Hotspur failed to grab a point at Stanford Bridge in a 2-1 loss to their main rivals,

taking their Premier League fate to the final day of the season.

That's what we have coming up in today's episode.

Okay, my friend, it is done.

It's done, yeah.

Many have doubted, many have disliked the way it's been done.

Many have a divided way about the manager and the man in charge,

you know, the ugly football, the set pieces.

However you wanted to call it,

Arsenal had finished top of the pile mate,

and for me, absolutely deserved it.

For me, I think it was the most important one for Mikkel to get

under his belt and get over the hump. I think moving forward, I think we'll see a different

Michael in his personality. I think we'll see a different way his teams will play moving forward.

He had to get this one under his belt.

I think he's done that, and I think he now has the opportunity to go from sense of strength.

Yeah, much maligned, Rob McAlloteta.

The club deserved credit as well, and Josh Cronky and the ownership there to stick behind this guy.

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