Andy Robertson

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513 appearances 4 recordings 3 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 24 Jun

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The Overlap · Andy Robertson: Losing Diogo Jota, Klopp’s Impact & World Cup Dream | My Best Coach EP 2 · 21 May 2026 podcast

Do you know what I mean?

And I think these last couple of weeks has gave me time to reflect on, like... Does it make you feel, like, what am I doing?

No, I think for me, the thing that was killing me, right, was lying to people, especially in the training ground, do you know what I mean?

Like, realistically, I knew from February that it was going to be the end.

I think, obviously, the club didn't offer me anything, but it was more because what we wanted didn't quite align.

I think that happens.

I'm a player that still wants to play and I want to play a game I've never had away from that and I think the club that's clear that that's not going to happen but I also think the club have to move on at a certain time and obviously Mo's leaving as well and all leaders have to come to an end I think that's probably the time we're at we're probably the last wave of it we already lost Trent last season we've lost Hendo, Millie

So all these things, you know, people do move on.

I've been here for nine years.

I mean, we've had an incredible time here.

And I just think the time's probably right for everyone to just go, you know what, it's been an unbelievable nine years and let's see what's next.

I think it's a mixture of things.

I think what happened in the summer was, you know, I think nobody can prepare for what we had to go through.

You know, after what... Yeah.

after the highs of the end of last season, you know, the first time me seeing the lads after, you know, the trophy days, we were on a plane on the way to one of our mates' funerals, and I think, and I'm not saying, I don't want this being used as an excuse, but for the lads, it's been, you know, it's been tough, it has been tough, and we can't hide away from that, you know, we're only human beings at the end of the day, and I think for the world of football, it was tough enough, but for us, the

as one of our best mates.

you know but like yeah that must have been really tough it was tough and obviously from that point of view we then had a disrupt pre-season you know certain things we had to do and certain things we had to be respectful towards in terms of how we were dealing with it in terms of grief we couldn't like the managers and the sports scientists they couldn't push us too hard too early because you know of what we were going through and they were going through the exact same and

But then the season gets going and you then have to become a footballer.

That's part of our lives.

We all go through grief off the pitch.

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