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

analysis of the Premier League, the Champions League and the Europa League. I'm Robby

Earl and that's Robby Mustow. We sent him off of a vacation. So today I'm joined by

a legendary commentator, Andrews Cantor. Andrews and I will be calling the Manchester United

Aston Villa game this Saturday, 730 East in town on Peacock. To no better town

tab, tell them on those lead commentator, join us to discuss not only the Premier League

but his roots in Broadcasting, the most memorable moments from his Broadcasting career, his

silts on Lionel Messi and his home country Argentina and their chances in next year's

World Cup. That's what we've got coming up on today's episode with Andrews Cantor.

Andrews Cantor, an absolute pleasure to invite you onto the two Robby's podcast. You sit

there football royalty, I would say in many ways. It's great to have you. It's great to

maybe talk a little bit about career, your thoughts on the game, your thoughts on Argentinian

football. But how have you seen football retainer football and the fans back in the stage?

It must warm your heart to see those scenes again.

Robby, thank you so much for your accolades and thank you for having me on your podcast.

Yeah, it's definitely great to see fans back in the stadiums in the Premier League. I mean,

we got used to calling games with nobody and empty stadiums and I always take something positive

out of that is that we could listen to everything that players and coaches said or most

everything. And now, obviously, with the deafening sounds of the crowds, we can't

anymore, but it is definitely so welcoming to see fans back in the stadiums, not only because

of the atmosphere they bring, obviously, but because it kind of says that we're almost over

the hump of this, you know, long, almost two years of the pandemic.

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