Good morning, everybody, and welcome to the latest episode of the Red Men Byte's podcast. I'm Steehor. It is the 28th of April, Monday morning. And yes, Liverpool are the Premier League champions. As you can probably guess, if you're listening to my croaky voice, it was a long night celebrated. It was a glorious day and a glorious night.

Usually on the Bitesire's podcast, we go through all the news, all the rumours, all the links and all that kind of stuff, but obviously there is only one talking point.

It is Liverpool becoming the Premier League champions. Yes, the champions of England

for a 20th time. When you add that to the six European Cups that we've got,

Liverpool, F.C. are firmly back on their pitch

as the most successful, the best football club in the history of England.

And yeah, what a monumental, monumental day.

Rather than go through loads of different news, I say it's all about the champions.

What I'm going to do for is there on today's bite size, guys.

I'm going to just go through how the different people who cover Liverpool, the journalist,

the big guns and all that, how they've described it, their fortune feelings on what was

just an absolutely historic day for the football club.

So bear with me. Let's start off.

Yeah, so BBC Sport, Phil McNulty, really puts the praise onto Arna Slot, and rightly so, rather.

He said, in what many regarders as the impossible job, the calm and measured

on a slot has overseen the smoothest of transitions, and Liverpool have claimed the title at a canter.

And he goes on to say spares, yes, they just like all of Liverpool's rivals this season,

simply could not get near them

and yet we all cast your mind back to a year ago now

we were all very emotional with the Liverpool season

unfortunately it kind of peeped out

we knew we were coming to the end of the Yeager Klopp era

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