The 2 Robbies

Robbie Earle and Robbie Mustoe examine how two of English football’s biggest rivals came together to unify an entire city after a terror attack in May. This episode features two special guests, former MUTV commentator Steve Bower and former Manchester United player Phil Neville. Together, the guys discuss the history of the Manchester Derby, and analyze what City and United’s response to the attack meant to the entire community of Manchester. Special thanks to Steve Bower and Phil Neville for their contribution to this episode. Additional thanks to Premier League Productions, Fox Sports and N P O 3 FM.

Robbie Mustoe and Robbie Earle break down Manchester City's thrilling win over West Ham thanks to David Silva's late winner (1:30) and look ahead to Sunday's massive Manchester Derby (9:30). Plus, the chaps preview the Merseyside Derby (17:00) and share their thoughts on the current state of Swansea City (22:30).

Robbie Mustoe and Robbie Earle recap a thrilling match between Arsenal and Manchester United which saw United leave the Emirates with all three points in a 3-1 victory (0:45). Plus, thoughts on the continuing struggles of Tottenham (19:30), the keys to Chelsea's recent success (24:45) and wins for both Merseyside clubs including Everton's 2-0 win over Huddersfield in Sam Allardyce's debut with the Toffees (28:30).

Robbie Mustoe and Robbie Earle approach the mid-week action by focusing on key manager storylines. First, the guys hail Pep Guardiola’s influence on Raheem Sterling after his last-gasp winner against Southampton (0:45), discuss Big Sam at Everton before breaking down Wayne Rooney’s hat trick and wonder goal (7:15) against West Ham, analyze Antonio Conte being sent to the stands (14:15), Paul Clement’s future at Swansea (15:55), Pochettino’s Spurs losing their edge (18:05), Wenger and Arsenal rolling (23:12), Jose’s Man United (24:45) and finally, Alan Pardew as the new West Brom manager (27:12).

In today's podcast, Robbie Earle and Robbie Mustoe look to the top of the table first, starting with Man City (1:20), then Man United (9:25), before discussing Liverpool-Chelsea (12:15), Arsenal (16:45) and Tottenham (19:40). The guys then switch gears to the bottom covering West Brom (21:15), Everton (23:50), West Ham (28:45), Swansea (30:30) and Crystal Palace (32:50). Lastly, the Robbies look back at Saturday’s Premier League fan festival in NYC (34:00).

In today’s pod, the 2 Robbies breakdown the latest Champions League action. Man United lose at Basel (00:35), Chelsea cruise at Qarabag (03:13), Spurs impress against Dortmund (05:07), Man City continue to win (6:15), Liverpool surrender a 3-goal lead against Sevilla (10:20). Plus, the guys weigh in on the Oumar Niasse ban for diving (20:18) and the Tony Pulis sacking (21:30).

In today’ pod, the Robbies heap praise on Arsenal’s impressive performance in the North London Derby (00:30), analyze Manchester United’s 4-1 win against Newcastle on the back of Paul Pogba’s return (10:00), ask if this Man City side is the best Premier League side ever (18:25), debate where Kevin De Bruyne’s current form ranks in the league’s greatest ever players (23:45) and pick the best summer signing so far this season (27:15; hint, hint – he might be leading the league in scoring...)

In today’s podcast, the Robbies examine Antonio Conte’s line up decisions against Man United (1:00) before being joined by Robbie M’s old Middlesbrough teammate Mark Schwarzer (5:00). The former Boro, Fulham, Chelsea and Leicester goalkeeper weighs in on the Chelsea-Man United match and offers his take on Jose Mourinho, who managed Mark at Chelsea. Plus, the guys analyze Man City’s win against Arsenal (23:40), discuss Arsene Wenger’s post-match comments on Raheem Sterling (26:50), cover Tottenham’s win against Palace (25:15) and react to all the craziness in Everton’s win against Watford (27:20).

Robbie Mustoe and Robbie Earle dissect a day of Premier League action that leaves one mangers job hanging by a thread. Liverpool heaped the pressure on Slaven Bilic (00:30), they take a closer look at who else is in the manager hot seat (10:00), preview the Manchester City vs Arsenal game (24:00) and the clash between Antonio Conte and Jose Mourinho (29:30).

Robbie Mustoe and Robbie Earle discuss the midweek Champions League action. Real Madrid seemed complacent against Spurs at Wembley (00:30), Sergio Aguero breaks the Man City All-Time Goal Scoring Record against Napoli (11:00), Liverpool cruise to a win (16:30), Chelsea lose badly in Rome (18:30), Man United make it 4 wins in 4 group stage games (24:30) and they look ahead to a massive Sunday in the Premier League (35:10).