Hello and welcome to the two Robbie's podcast, your destination for in-depth discussion and analysis of the Premier League.

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topics. Ruben Amram struggles continue as Man City Thrash, Man United 3-0 in today's Manchester

Derby. Martin Zubimendi's brace fires Arsenal to a comfortable 3-0 win over Notting

Forest, spoiling Ange postagov's debut as Forrest's boss and Mo Salas'

95th minute penalty snatches all three points as Liverpool Edge, Burnley 1-0 at Turf Moor.

That's what we have coming up in today's episode.

Okay, mate, just before we get into the Manchester Derby, I think tied into the motions very much of the day.

It was the sad news of the passing of Ricky Hatton.

Ricky was a staunch, long Manchester City fan, born in Manchester.

So I think whether you're the Red Hoff or the the Bluehoff, Rob, it would seem that

he was a real figure that people looked up to in the area. He was a British champion, a world

lightweight champion, one of the boxing icons, really, of English football, passed away

at 46 years of age today. And certainly I thought

Pett Guadiole was tearful when they had a minute's applause. Phil Foden, Erlin Holland talked

about being motivated and wanting to do it for Ricky Hatton. So I just thought it was the right

thing for us to just mention that before we get into the game. No, it's right. And awful news, awful news before we came on air today to hear that news. And I think emotion was certainly around the Etihad. I think you saw, we certainly saw from Pep, Rob, in the minutes of applause before the game. He had tears in his eyes. There was a lap of on at the end, which is kind of unusual, I feel like. So I think there's tons of respect there, tons of sorrow, tons of emotion that may have played into the performance that the Mancy to put out there. But yeah, just, yeah, it's the right thing to do is to mention Ricky Hatton and what a what a career he had and what a sad story

it is to start the pod today mate yeah okay let's move to the football mate because it was a big

game it was city versus United Manchester Derby they always mean something very rarely I think

have United been ahead of city in recent years when they've gone into Dobby.

That was the case today.

But it was city who got back to business, I thought, Rob.

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