Shocking pages, takes forever to load, probably due to the million and one adverts, and then on top of that after reading 20 articles, they want you to pay to read anymore news?? A news company that... See more
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The Echo is in my opinion a pale shadow of its former self. I used to love reading it. Local reporters who understood the area. Now, it's basically trash and a shell of a 'local' newspaper. Sensationa... See more
It's model is just pure greed Journalism is lazy, no spell checking of articles and the paywall is just nonsense. More local news going behind its paywall the echo site is inundated with crap ads so... See more
The website takes an age to load, it is infested with pop ups and ads. When I am reading a story, it suddenly jumps to another part of the page because some useless image or ad has popped up. They r... See more
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Liverpool Echo, the very latest Liverpool and Merseyside news, sport, what's on, weather and travel. Plus the latest Liverpool FC and Everton FC news.
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Old Hall Street 1, L3 9HG, Liverpool, United Kingdom
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App is absolutely pathetic
App is absolutely pathetic. Most pathetic stories ever published over and over. Web page the exact same. Full of ads. Embarrassing
9 June 2020
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Joke of a rag
What a joke of a rag posted on internet marco silvas injury report on Gomes and others on 13 feb 2020 🤣🤣🤣🤣
13 February 2020
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Lots of good stuff in the Echo
Lots of good stuff in the Echo, especially about Liverpool FC, but where the front pages are concerned there are too many people in influential positions who come from North Wales or the Wirral. That is not an issue in itself, I am sure they are nice people, but subconsciously they seem to be intent on perpetuating the myth of Liverpool being a hotbed of thieves and gangsters as that is practically always all you see on the front page. Would people stop buying the paper if its front pages had stories about all the positive stuff that goes on in the city? I doubt it. If anything is going to stop people reading the Echo it is the people who read online finally giving up on a website that has so much advertising on it that it becomes an ordeal just to read a story. I think a change is needed at the paper, but keep up the good work on sport.
16 July 2019
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Pretty good paper
Pretty good paper. Wish they would do more investigative journalism into the corrupt local companies though. Plenty of evidence
29 January 2019
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Slow website
Slow, slow, slow also only tells you all the bad stuff about liverpool, never shows any positives. Makes sense really as its now printed in MANCHESTER.
27 September 2018
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