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

for non-stop chat analysis discussion of all things Premier League and a little bit of

Champions League as well. I am Robbie Musto with the other Robbie Robbie Earl and here's

what we've got coming up in today's episode. Liverpool's recent home struggles after their

defeat to Brighton. We're previewing Sunday's massive match for club and company at Amfield

against Manchester City. Man United's nine-neil accumulation of Southampton. The ramifications

of Chelsea's one-neil win at Spurs are more red card issues than our Nikola Tettas Arsenal side.

That's all we've got coming up in today's show. Hi Robbie Earl. It felt, I mean and I know there's

so many match weeks and they're coming really quickly but there was seems to be a big story

every time we go on to a podcast and the Liverpool Brighton game felt big. It felt significant.

The manager body language at the end and he Robertson's body language, Robbie Earl,

felt a little defeatist, I've got to say, massive game. It really was a must-win for Liverpool

given in a what's going on around and wow they lost their home at Amfield again to Brighton.

What do you think my friend? I think you summed it up well in tired bodies,

tired minds, tired champions and we've rarely said that in five and a half years.

We've never seen a backwards step, we've never seen a team. This is a team that would be three-neil

down with five minutes to go and still think I remember some big games, one-neil down against

Aston Villa and he Robertson comes in on the porpoise, finds a headache, more than he gets a goal

he will get. They're just one of those teams that like be zillion. We don't know how to lose.

It just felt, I think you're right when you said felt significant. The first time this team

looked to me like, it's going to be too much for us. So I'd be admitted to themselves. The manager,

similar things and you Robertson almost saying we're out, you know, right now we're not in the title

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