Evan Fanning

I mean, I remember like the first people trying to show me Twitter who were kind of, you know, not unlike, you know, TikTok now.

It was like a couple of the younger guys in the office are all over Twitter and they're showing it to me.

And I was like, I don't know what this is or what doesn't make any sense.

Here's your guys in your little chat room.

And then suddenly it obviously exploded.

So, yeah, I mean, I think there's always...

There's always those things, but you realize the power of them and you see the direction of travel and how people are using them.

And quite quickly, if you're open to it, I don't have to be an expert on any of them just to trust that that's the direction things are going and put your faith in people who are the experts.

Again, look, but at the same time, I think everything can coexist.

Like, I think there's a wonderful space for long form journalism.

You know, we started talking about this, about the Six Nations, all sorts of PR event and these bite-sized content pieces.

So, you know, maybe it's best to use the social.

There's lots of room for everything to coexist.

Like, that's, you know, not so much an implication as a direct.

Spurs finishing fourth in the Giant Champions League table.

Yeah.

I think it was the last Champions League, not the final Squid Game style finish to it.

But the previous one, I watched it with the Spurs, Borussia Dortmund, and you're thinking, OK, on paper, this is a great game.

And Dortmund were absolutely terrible.

Spurs won easily.