Hello and welcome to the two Robby's podcast, your destination for in-depth discussion and

analysis of the Premier League and the Champions League. I'm Robby Musto and he's Robby Earl

here are today's topics. Chelsea Manchester United's 1-1 draw at Stanford Bridge and what the

imminent arrival of Ralph Rennick as interim manager means for United's future. Plus,

Manchester City's impressive display in the Etihad snow taking all three points from West Ham,

Liverpool continuing their run of form with a 4-1 or 0 win over Southampton,

Arsenal finding their footing in the second half against Newcastle and key victories for

Aston Villa, Leicester and Brentford. Or that coming up in today's episode.

Okay Robby Earl, my friend home weekend off of the studio duties for you.

I'm going to start of course with Chelsea Manchester United, finish 1-1,

wow a little bit of everything in the game Rob. What's your initial thoughts on what you saw

at Stanford Bridge? Um, decent result for Manchester United, decent performance for Manchester United,

I have to say good result for Manchester City Liverpool but that's by the by.

Um, the team looked like an ollie team that's been set up with a plan where they were going to

be deep, where they were going to put bodies behind the ball, where they were going to count with

that pace from the wide air, is this time it was Rashford and Sanctua in the wide airs,

we've seen Mosheals, I think we've seen Lingos and people in the past.

Um, and it was well deserved point for Manchester United despite not controlling the ball as much

as they would like, having possession as much as you like, not maybe creating as much as they

like, I thought there was a spirited performance that probably deserved the point.

And when you think that they're best and biggest goal start score,

a Cristiano Ronaldo started on the bench today. Um, a couple of big decisions by Michael Carrick,

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