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

I'm Robbie Musto, he's Robbie Earl and here are today's topics.

The Premier League is back, we'll chat the emotions we've found as well as the returning fans.

I'm stunning, my city with Harry Kane nowhere in sight.

Manchester United, dominating arch rivals, league united in front of a packed old traffic, Liverpool open up in style, looking like Liverpool of old at Cowell Road.

Chelsea cruising to a 3-0 victory over Patrick Vieira's crystal palace and Brent foot stunning Arsenal on opening night.

That's what we've got coming up in today's episode.

So I'm so kind of, I guess I'm tired, it was a stunning first weekend back.

Obviously this season, the presence of packed houses has been such an amazing boost for everybody, the players, for the fans themselves, for us media, for the league robin.

Wow, we didn't have to see some, some scenes, some images of people and tears and celebrations and flags and everything else.

What, how joyous was it my friend?

I dare say, Rob, and it might sound a bit hyper-volve.

I think that's the best Premier League weekend we've had.

Now it might be in contrast to the 3-10 months we've not had in band-in stadiums, we've seen everything being a bit sanitised.

But this weekend, as you say, the tired nurses through absorption of what we've seen.

We've been to some brilliant scenes, some brilliant football.

That's all where we remember from this weekend, Rob.

The VAR hasn't been in truth.

We've seen games going for men to end.

We've not been watching lines and armpits and big toenails and all that stuff.

And starting off, Rob, I have to say, and I want to get this out early, my underappreciated thoughts of the weekend.

I want to get out early and the fans, the fans coming back to football have taken it into the levelling.

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