Hello and happy new year and welcome to the two Robbie's podcast, your destination for in-depth discussion and analysis of the Premier League. I'm Robbie Musto. He's Robbie Earl and here are

today's topics. Chelsea travelled to the Etiab without a permanent manager and Shockman City

with a late-1-1-draud that leaves Pep Gordiola fuming. Declan Rice's brace proves to be the

difference for Arsenal as they grab a crucial three points on the road at Bournemouth

and Manchester United navigate a difficult draw at Leeds United,

but it's Ruben Amarim's fiery post-match comments on being United's head coach

that grabs all the headlines.

That's what we've got coming up in today's episode.

Well, Mustie, I leave you in studio for one week,

and you'll upset Ruben Amarin and start him off, don't you?

I mean, come on.

Leave Rubin alone.

Let's start at the ad-ad, mate.

Manchester City Chelsea was obviously in the spotlight for number of reasons, not least,

the Enzo Morasco parting ways with Chelsea midweek.

Callum McFarlane, I believe the under 21 coach, was given the... the Enzo Marasco parting ways with Chelsea midweek.

Callum McFarlane, I believe the under 21 coach was given the job of, I mean, what a tough job that is, your first game in charge, you're going to Manchester City away.

Pepo Rialas, Manchester City.

But in fairness, just concentrating on the game, Rob, I actually thought 1-1 was a

fairish result. I kind of

looked at the first off and you kind of

felt where City's football, the goal was

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