Hello and welcome to the latest episode of the two Robby's podcast, your destination for

in-depth discussion and analysis of the Premier League and the Champions League. I'm Robbie

Musto, he is a Robbie Earl and here are today's topics. Liverpool and Manchester City's

entertaining Tutu Jordan Amfield, and Josh Townsend's Cristiano Ronaldo impersonation

Old Trafford, Chelsea leaving it late to take all three points against Southampton, Tottenham

ending their losing streak with a win over Villa, and we will discuss the first second of

the season, Cisco Wunoz, out at Wofford. That's what's coming up in today's episode.

Okay Robbie Earl, what a game, what a game at Amfield.

Have a point to Manchester City too, so much to talk about, so much to enjoy. All I know

is that when we came back into the studio, Rob, after the game had finished, it was such

an exhilarating game full of. I think my first comment was brilliant game, brilliant managers

doing their thing, brilliant players and brilliant goals. What a sensational advert for

the Premier League as we got to listen to the managers after saying that, and I think

it was Pat, wasn't it saying this? This is why it kind of is the best league in the world.

What a game my friend, where do you want to start with it?

I want to start with my sadness, and I won't talk for you on this, but my sadness is that

I used to play in the Premier League, and I used to run up and down and tackle everything,

and it looked nothing like what I saw today, Rob. Today was like football at the highest club

level. It was like a Champions League, top Champions League game. There was athletes all

over the pitch, there was magnificent skill levels, it was strength, these balance, these

speed, these tactical know-how. They had all the ingredients, and I know some people might

say, well, it was Neil and Neil at a half time. I thought it was a brilliant game of football

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