Robbie Lyle: Last News

Gary Neville has predicted his top-four battle and reckons Liverpool could be one of the teams to drop out of a Champions League spot.It has been a tough start to the season for the Reds, who are contending with the loss of Sadio Mane to Bayern Munich in the transfer window. It took the Reds four games until they landed their first win this campaign - though it was a 9-0 demolition of Bournemouth.Since then, Jurgen Klopp saw his side land a 97th-minute winner against Newcastle before drawing 0-0 against Everton.

s Arsenal Fan TV, the show has built a cult following over the last decade thanks to its raw, warts-and-all approach to covering fan debate among Gunners supporters. The channel has made minor celebrities of individuals including Ty, Troopz, and of course, the show's ringmaster, Robbie Lyle. It counts the likes of Ian Wright, Matt Lucas and Jamie Carragher among its followers and continues to prove ever popular, some 10 years after it first entered the public consciousness.

Arsenal Fan TV - to say she "loves teams that suck".The West Ham fan had a three-month stint in the industry but has become one of the most viewed performers ever, and still holds notoriety to this day.After quitting the profession, she transitioned into a social media personality and began to focus on sports instead of sex.As well as setting up her own YouTube and Twitch channels, she made an unexpected appearance on AFTV.During the interview with Robbie Lyle, aka Don Robbie, Mia spoke of her love of American sports teams and explained why she supports West Ham."My team for hockey is the Capitals, for American football is the Redskins, for basketball is the Wizards and the Nationals for baseball," she listed.Robbie noted: "All DC based,

Arsenal Fan TV host Robbie Lyle has confirmed Claude Callegari was found dead at his home by one of the channel’s crew members.Callegari, who became a popular figure on the Gunners fan channel before his removal amid controversy last year, sadly passed away at the age of 58 on Monday.The tragic news was initially confirmed on Tuesday by his latest YouTube colleagues the Bansta’s Boys, who released a statement on behalf of his family on social media.And now AFTV host Lyle has expressed his sadness at the news in an emotional video message on the channel, in which he reveals Callegari was found at his property by a member of the crew.After confirming the news, Lyle says: “It’s really, really sad.

Arsenal Fan TV is well known by Gunners fans and, on occasion, rival supporters due to their outbursts in front of camera - and now it’s been claimed that they have pocketed a fair bit of money by doing so. Reports suggest the channel, which rebranded as ‘ AFTV ’ after breaching copyright rules, rakes in as much as £100,000 per month.

Arsenal have released a statement after a “racist slur” was directed at Tottenham’s Son Heung-min on AFTV during Sunday’s north London derby.As has become tradition since the restart, the regular voices on the fan-run YouTube channel AFTV have met to watch the Gunners in action.But Claude Callegari has found himself in hot water after he was heard saying “DVD's going off” during Sunday’s match, making a reference towards selling DVD’s at market stalls as has been directed at Asian footballers in the past.Callegari has now been removed from the channel, as confirmed by owner Robbie Lyle, with Arsenal making a statement about the individual to distance themselves from him.It read: “We are aware of a video on social media in which an Arsenal

Arsenal Fan TV have banned Claude Callegari from appearing on their shows again after the pundit made a racist comment about Tottenham star Son Heung-min.

Sport may be on hold for the time-being - but this means that it's the perfect opportunity to sit back, relax, and reminisce on the quality sport that has taken place over the past few years - from the 2004 Euros to the brilliant 2018 World Cup

HE is best known for constantly calling for Arsene Wenger’s head when the Frenchman was Arsenal manager. But Robbie Lyle, from YouTube channel Arsenal Fan TV, is going mainstream and has landed his own ITV show.