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

First of all, Yeogan, obviously football is making an important stand this weekend with the boycott of social media.

Can you give us an idea of the impact online hate and abuse has on the football club?

Maybe at the time you or your staff have to devote to the fallout of this kind of abuse and also the impact that you see it having on the individuals targeted.

So I think I said before I'm not the most experienced person with social media things

but of course we had cases where players faced some weird things on social media.

And yes, I had some talks as well with the boys then didn't happen too

often actually because we are pretty we have a pretty good setup for that we have

smarter people than me better people who know better about the issues

could show up and all these kind of things so it's just that the world of a football players anyway a pretty public world and it can ask players from the past what kind of life they had around football games and how much joy

they had around that has all disappeared that cannot have many more for a lot of

reasons and one of them is social media.

But anyway, it gets used by a lot of people on this planet.

And so it's an important, it's a very important thing to do and I support obviously the boy

called the club support the boycote and I'm happy that we all together set a sign

because things in this department for sure need to change and we

cannot influence all of it but as much power as we have as a unit or as a

as a unit or as a society we should try to use in this moment and I hope I really hope it has an impact

with regard to the football this weekend, how necessary do you feel it is to your chances of finishing in the top

for to finally win at all Trafford as a Liverpool manager?

I have. as a Liverpool manager? More than 100%.

So, and even if, then nothing, if the others all win, then nothing changed really for us.

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