Robyn Cowen
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322 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 3 Sep
Robyn Cowen’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Like, really saves that you really possibly wouldn't expect keepers to make.
He's been absolutely sensational.
I wouldn't say it's done, but I think that's probably accurate just in terms of Spurs just look more confident.
They look like they're playing with a bit more clarity under Deserby.
Just the fact that they're not in the relegation zone now is a big thing.
It would take another collapse from Spurs, I think, which is... I'm kind of a bit...
You know, again, I have no allegiance to either of these sides, but I do think it's a bit sad.
So I do think Nuno really gave them a puncher's chance, didn't he, West Ham United?
And they've been slightly unlucky, but then they've turned in a couple of not great performances.
Just before the international break, I did their game against Aston Villa where they weren't very good.
And then just not clinical enough against Brentford, you know, big defeat there.
So...
Yeah, it looks like it's going to be West Ham.
But it's really fascinating tonight because, yes, Leeds might be hungover, but that is going to be a buoyant stadium, isn't it?
And they can play with a bit of freedom.
And whether that means that they're going to try some weird stuff and that will let Spurs in, or they'll just be free-flowing and absolutely batter Spurs.
It's going to be interesting to see how they approach it.
Oh, just on, there was a couple of issues that Arsenal fans I think would have, you know, Bernardo Silva, the sort of toddler, sort of hitting the leg of Nathan Collins.
Like when I tell my son he can't have ice cream at nine in the morning, that was a bit like that, the sort of swipe at the leg.
And I don't know.
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