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🗓️ 28 April 2024

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Robbie Earle and Robbie Mustoe recap a pivotal Gameweek 35 in the Premier League

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to the two Robbie's podcast your destination for in-depth
0:15.9	discussion and analysis of the Premier League. I'm Robbie Musto. He's Robbie
0:20.0	Earl and here are today's topics. Arsenal survivor Nervy ending and a controversial
0:25.8	no penalty call in the North London Derby to keep the pressure on in the title
0:30.1	race. Manchester City maintain their hold as title favorites after Erlen Harlem comes off the bench to seal the match with the second half goal.
0:38.0	Liverpool title push loses its steam after a 2-2 draw at West Ham that left Mo Seller fuming a yurgan clock on the touch line
0:45.6	and Burnley secure a crucial point at Manchester United in the race for survival, pushing
0:50.7	Eric Tenhart even closer to the apparent end to his tenure as Man United manager.
0:56.0	That's what we've got coming up in today's episode.
0:58.0	Okay, mate, before we get to the Premier League, we're now less than a hundred days away from the start of this summer's
1:03.8	Paris Olympics and pro soccer talks. Joe Prince Wright, our buddy continues his
1:08.3	countdown of the top ten moments in Olympic soccer history. We're now at moment four when Nigeria became the first African men's team to win Olympic gold,
1:18.0	head to NBC Sports.com forward slash soccer
1:22.0	to relive the Super Eagles incredible feet in Atlanta in
1:25.8	1996. It's a team that featured Premier League stores, J.J. Accocher and
1:31.4	Celeste in Baba Yaro. And stay tuned for number three this coming up this week on Thursday. So Nigeria, what a great team.
1:40.1	J.J. O'J. O'Cocha was a wonderful player, wasn't it?
1:43.0	A skillful midfield players.
1:45.0	Yeah, 99, 96, it grows probably of African players coming into the Premier League, you know,
1:49.5	the Drogbers and the Aesians and all that followed.
1:52.4	So, yeah, great stuff.
1:54.0	Okay, my friend.
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