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

analysis of the Premier League and the Champions League. Coming live from L.A. I'm Robby Musto

and he's Robby Earl. And here are today's topics. Middlesbrough, my Middlesbrough

shock Manchester United by winning eight seven on penalties in the FA Cup,

Leicester City humiliated the city ground, considering four to not only forest.

Kepper saves Chelsea an extra time versus Plymouth. Frank Lampard has a perfect start to his

managerial reign at Everton and our thoughts on this January transfer window. All that

coming up in today's episode. Well first of all my friend got to say where we were at,

we're at the Premier League coverage this week from the Super Bowl from the Sofie stadium in

Los Angeles. Not a horrible trip to come on Rob. We're here for the whole week,

Tuesday Wednesday Thursday of course, Saturday Sunday usual Premier League live shows. That's great.

I will apologise if our sound isn't great. We're literally, if you watch it on YouTube,

you can see we're in, we're in like a shed just outside the stadium. It's not a shed.

It's a purpose built building. It's a purpose built to Robby's building. It's not a shed.

Top quality studio actually, that's what it is. Top quality warden studio on the

outskirts of the stadium. So it's a bit of a struggle, but we'll do the best that we can,

but let's talk to Kepper, my friend. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I knew you'd want to talk football,

and I knew you'd want to talk about my Middlesbrough because my Middlesbrough had a pretty good day,

my friend. Well, they did, and I don't know, you know, I don't get to see them as much as I'd

like to get to see them. Obviously, I was there a long time, 12 years at the club. Things move on.

It's a long time ago now. We know there's been different managers there, same-own as Steve Gibson's

trying to get the team promoted again. Chris Wilder, Robby Earl, it seems, and it's early yet,

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