This is the Blood Red Podcast from the Liverpool Echo, giving you the inside track on all the big talking points from Anfield.

Hello and welcome to this week's edition of the Liverpool. The Liverpool.

I am Dan Morgan.

I'm joined by David Lynch and Joel Rabinovitz.

You've had Super leagues, now you've had financial reports,

and within that you've also had Liverpool quintessentially doing what has become

known as a Liverpool against Newcastle United and we're going to touch on a few

different things we'll throw you FFSG out bods out there We are going to we're going to service you some more with

talk of Liverpool's financial reports which Joe Rubin of it is absolutely enthralled about.

And Joel will come to you first. I want to do this based around the Swiss Ramble

if you haven't checked out his Twitter feed. Please do because whenever Liverpool release any

financial information he has really informative threads one of which he's

done this morning being Wednesday morning and And a quick summary.

So Liverpool's profits have swung from 42 million

before taxed to a 46 million loss year on year.

Obviously the impact of COVID on that

is a major result.

The main driver is revenue reduction

in revenue reduction was broadcast and which fell 59 million. reduction in

which was broadcast and which fell 59 million from 216,

1 million to 220 million.

My state revenue dropped 30 million.

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