Hello and welcome to the two Robbie's podcast, your destination for indep discussion and analysis of the Premier League. I'm Robbie Musto. He's Robby Ur. And here are today's topics.

Arsenal see three points slip from their grasp after letting in two late goals against

Aston Villa, making their charge for the title more complicated. Tottenham suffered an embarrassing

three-two defeat at Everton that leaves Ange Posteroglu in a precarious position as Spurs manager.

Bournemouth find their top four and by scoring four goals at Newcastle.

We had one nine guys on the spin entering the weekend.

And we'll react to interesting comments from Manchester United manager,

Ruben Amarin after their loss to Brighton.

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

All right, mate, just before we get to the football, just a moment of reflection, really.

Football's lost one, it's great.

Dennis Law, a footballing legend.

Play for both Manchester United and Manchester City, loved by the red in the blue half of Manchester.

237 goals in fund and four appearances for Manchester. I mean an incredible record in domestic

football and international football for Scotland. A Ballandall winner back in the day. There was

an outpouring of real emotion this weekend at every ground where there was a minute silence. Just

explain Rob to some of the as what Dennis Law stood for.

Well, I think it was just supreme goal scorer in a very slight frame.

A very, you know, not a big, powerful guy, super skillful, super tricky.

It's got all different types of goals.

And of course, he made up that three.

Holy Trinity at Manchester United with George Best, legendary George Best, of course,

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