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

There's just no stopping Raimr in Bruster in front of the goal of the minute.

The Liverpool only has been an electric form for Swansea City since the championship restart,

spearheading their playoff push, and they scored an impressive eight goals from just

16 appearances since joining the swans in January.

Theo Squire has caught up with Wales on lines. 16 appearances since joining the Swans in January.

Theo Squire has caught up with Wales on lines of Swansea City Corresponding

Ian Metramore to get the lowdown on the striker stint in South Wales

to find out just how excited the red should be by the 20 year old performances so far this season.

And with Ian also Wales online supporter for the Wales national team,

He'll also ask for his insight on Nico Williams

after the Defender's first Premier League start against Brighton on Wednesday night,

with the full back now on the verge of the first international senior call-up.

Sit back and enjoy. from the Liverpool Echo. Hi Ian, thanks for joining us.

First things first, Ryan Brewster.

From the outside it feels like he's scoring virtually every game.

How's he performing beyond those numbers?

Yeah, good to hear from your theory.

I mean, his goal record speaks for itself.

Eight goals in 16 appearances is a lovely record for a play.

Let's not forget who's in his first season as a professional football, just a handful of appearances for Liverpool before he came to Swansea.

So hugely inexperienced, as of course, had his injury problems as well.

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