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Hello and welcome to an Anfield Push podcast on the LFC Echo app. My name is Paul Weelock and today we will be

talking about football reports and the social media age. Being joined by three people

who are experts in the area. To my left we've got Joe Rimmer who is the

Liverpool Echo

Sports Social Media editor you okay Joe

Hello Paul and to my right is Sean Bradbury who is the

Liverpool Echo's social media editor you keep in well very well and sitting across

from me he's making a

return to to the echo is Greg O'Keefe our former Everson FC editor and

reporter and he's now a BBC Sport online journalist Greg you okay it's a mouthful

that one isn't it?

Thank you, nice.

It's something to that, but yeah, to kick us off on this subject,

why don't we talk about transfers?

Because I think I'll be probably right in saying of the changes that have happened

with reporting on football and the social media

age transfers is the biggest one of that and Joe particularly recent example of

Liverpool deal that didn't happen but at once today's look like it was going to happen. Yeah I think think we all lived the Nabil for care transfer every moment of it, didn't we,

over those few days of a two weekends ago now or three weekends ago.

It just has changed the game, isn't it? Social media in terms of... I remember

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