Paul Robinson
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994 appearances
11 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 9 Sep
Paul Robinson’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Well, it was all about him coming into the game, wasn't it?
After what he said in the press conference about seeing his two teammates get new contracts and he felt that he wanted a new contract and deserved a new contract when actually he's still got two years left on his contract, which I found quite strange because it's not the type of thing you do and you don't openly ask for a new contract.
you let your football do the talking.
If you've got two years left on your contract, you go out there, you play better than you did last season because he didn't play to the level tonight that he, you know, he didn't hit that level what he got tonight last season.
I thought he was poor at times last season.
He had a very indifferent season.
For me, he hadn't earned a new contract, so you don't go asking for one.
but you put in a performance on the field, you score goals, you're a man of the match, you put in a performance that enhances your team and you as a player, and he did that tonight, he got himself booked early, you could see he was up for the game, he put himself about, he had a good engine tonight, and he took his goal really, really well, and as you say, it was always going to be something about McAllister tonight, and it was all positive for him, and that's exactly how you go about earning a new contract.
He's such an asset when he's playing in midfield.
I mean, he spent a lot of time last season playing at right-back for whatever reason.
Liverpool had a problem in that area, and he was utilised as a right-back, but you get so much out of Sir Boz Light when he's playing in the centre of the park.
He's got a great engine, he gets up and down, he reads the game so well.
He started the game on the front foot, and he really set the tempo right from kick-off.
He won the ball back within the first ten seconds and set Liverpool off on the attack.
When we talk about turning defence into attack and the ball moving up the field, he does that extremely quickly.
He's extremely clever in his thinking and he's very bright.
He either travels with the ball forward or he plays the right pass forward.
He's a big asset to Liverpool, operating higher up the field, in my opinion.
You can see that he wants his team always forward-thinking.
Whenever they turn over possession, he doesn't want them passing backwards and sideways, and I think Liverpool fell into that trap a lot last season.
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