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In the UK's biggest football debate, your teams, your views.

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This is 606 on BBC 5 Live.

It's time for you to have your say about your club. I'm Robbie Savage.

She's Natalie Pike Coals on 0-885-9-93 after a busy day at the top of the Premier League.

A nil-nill draw, and that was a steely performance from Manchester United.

They came for a draw, they came for a point, a nil-nail draw would do them very nicely, and they have become the first team to get anything from Liverpool here at Anfield this season.

Robbie, what did you make of them going there just looking like they just wanted a point?

Um, says the big man city fan, um, I would say, I would say they wanted a point it looked like they got a point Liverpool with

34 shots that they couldn't get through it's a point but if that was a

Jose Marineo side going to Anfield, you know, negativity, what would Manchester

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