RVM Show 192: A Homage to Eze - Newcastle & Liverpool Robbed? Plus, Are Man United Finished?

  In this episode of the RVM Show, Roger Moore and Anthony Young discuss a wild weekend in the Premier League. The guys dive deep into Arsenal's victory, arguing that Newcastle got what they deserved after a "robbing" in a previous match. They also praise Arsenal's Eberechi Eze, highlighting his "silky" and "smooth" style of play.   The conversation then shifts to Liverpool's "lucky" run and the crew debates the value of their recent transfer signings, questioning whether Florian Wirtz is truly worth his high price tag. Roger and Anthony also debate the state of Manchester United, discussing the pressure on manager Ruben Amorim and the controversial choice to give Bruno Fernandes the captaincy over Harry Maguire.   #RVMShow #Podcast #Football #PremierLeague #Arsenal #ManchesterUnited #Liverpool #Chelsea #ManchesterCity #Newcastle #EberechiEze #TransferNews #FootballDebate #SoccerPodcast #AVFCTV #RogerVanMoorinho #SportsTalk   https://youtu.be/rlziMsudqT8   Timestamp Highlights: 0:00 - Intro 0:30 - A recap of the Premier League weekend 1:15 - Man United's 8-2 loss to Arsenal 2:30 - Arsenal's 6-1 loss to Man United 4:10 - Social media and football 5:30 - Analyzing Liverpool defender, Kerkez 6:50 - The importance of Eberechi Eze 8:00 - Controversial refereeing decisions 9:20 - Why Arsenal is the better team 11:00 - Arsenal's team selection and Saliba 15:00 - Odegaard vs. Eze 17:00 - Faith, rejection, and black footballers 20:00 - Anthony Gordon's diving 22:00 - AFTV and negative fan culture 23:00 - Ashley Cole's legacy 26:00 - The pressure on Arsenal 29:00 - Liverpool vs. Arsenal 30:00 - Is Florian Wirtz a flop? 35:00 - The transfer judgment of Liverpool 38:00 - Manchester City's under-the-radar success 41:00 - The story of Eberechi Eze's journey 46:00 - The mentality of black footballers 50:00 - Chelsea's transfer issues 52:00 - Is Liverpool's defense strong enough? 54:00 - The state of the Premier League 56:00 - Analyzing Man United's struggles