Paul Robinson

And again, he makes a phenomenal tackle, Gerry.

in the second half just to get us tall and of course Paul Robinson on Sky Sports was convinced it was a penalty and he was very lucky to get away with it despite the fact that Ampadu clearly wins the ball but don't let that get in Robbo's way of pushing a narrative but for me I thought he was very very good again and quietly going about his job

yeah no he's

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he was a great goalkeeper who if he'd had any sort of attention span would've been one of the very best in the world, because the athletic gifts that he had, his reflexes, just ungodly, but he just had no attention span.

Like it, it should've been a very clear Seaman to James transition for England, but James could just never get his head sorted, so we had a Tim Flowers brief era, we had a Nigel Martin era probably a little bit later than it should've happened, and then obviously Paul Robinson comes along.

But that's when the drop-off began.

Um, yeah, so who...

Maybe five years.

There's a lot of difference there when you're a youngster, isn't there? And, you know, I can't remem- like, I remember Martyn playing, but my, my sort of more I remember is Nig- is, uh, Paul Robinson coming after him.

But Nigel Martyn is, uh, no, no doubt, is a top player for Leeds United.

It's great to see him involved again with, uh, with the promo and in, in the club.

Mm, yeah.

Paul, Paul Robinson and John Murray.

It was brilliant yesterday as well, myself and Ian Dennis, uh, Graham, so, uh, so yeah.

No, tha- thanks for listening.

Uh, but I saw a couple of our old Leeds United friends.

I saw Paul Robinson.

Yeah.

Uh, former England number one, Le- and Leeds United k- goalkeeper.

Chris Coles and Sue Smith are your commentary team for that one.

Uh, and then the showpiece game, Sunday afternoon, uh, is yours, John, alongside Paul Robinson, who says he hasn't seen you since the World Cup final because I was with him at Anfield.

I've seen him-

Ah

Ah, okay.

Okay.

You're working alongside Paul Robinson for the Manchester derby, uh, which I think is gonna be...

I mean, it's, it's, it's always a fascinating fixture, that one, but, um, I'm very much looking forward to that.

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With me now is the former Liverpool midfielder Charlie Adam, as well as Alistair Roos-Ball and Paul Robinson, who were at Anfield after watching Liverpool's opening Champions League game against Atlético Madrid.

And Ali, I think it's safe to say it was a hard-fought win for Andoni Iraola's team, but they did what they needed to do.

Exactly right, yeah.

We spoke about it pre-match.

All of the headlines coming into today were written by himself, Alexis Mac Allister, saying how sad he was not to be offered a new contract by Liverpool in the summer.

And Paul Robinson, you said beforehand you have to let your football do the talking.

Um, I mean, it was written in the stars, wasn't it, that he was gonna score tonight?