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The Harry Kane Saga, Arsenal's Transfer Strategy & Previewing the Premier League Weekend
Episode 438

The Harry Kane Saga, Arsenal's Transfer Strategy & Previewing the Premier League Weekend

The 2 Robbies · NBC Sports Soccer

August 18, 202146m 45s

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Show Notes

Robbie Mustoe & Robbie Earle discuss the following in this edition of the 2 Robbies Podcast:

  • (0:40) The latest on Harry Kane's future with or without Tottenham
  • (11:30) Cristiano Ronaldo's passionate Instagram post and what it means about his future
  • (13:45) Arsenal on their way to making two new signings in Martin Odegaard and Aaron Ramsdale
  • (19:00) A preview of Sunday's London Derby between Arsenal and Chelsea
  • (26:25) Nuno Espirito Santo's return to Molineux as Spurs travel to Wolves on Sunday
  • (29:40) Liverpool v. Burnley on Saturday at 7:30am ET
  • (31:00) Man City v. Norwich on Saturday at 10am ET
  • (32:05) Southampton v. Man United on Sunday at 9am ET
  • (40:15) And a look ahead to the remaining upcoming fixtures: Aston Villa-Newcastle, Crystal Palace-Brentford, Leeds-Everton, Brighton-Watford and West Ham-Leicester.

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