Liverpool’s Hit Search is being hopeful this morning, releasing research showing that Liverpool FC is top of the league - at least in Twitter terms.
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How happy that will make Rafa Benitez is debatable, but at least Birmingham (16th) won’t be able to blame LFC’s marketing department for a dubious “trip” in the penalty area.
Arsenal are also in the top 4, along with Chelsea. Manchester City, however, hasn’t yet made the new money count, its 8,000+ followers leave it in 5th place.
At the other end of the table Bolton and Burnley don’t even have an official Twitter page, neither does Phil Brown’s Hull nor Portsmouth.
"In new marketing mediums it is the early adopting brands that benefit most and its clear that certain football clubs will be pushing for the Premiership Twitter League whilst others will be struggling from Twitter relegation!"
(1) Liverpool (LFCTV) - 55,183 (2) Manchester United (MUFootballClub) - 22,320 (3) Arsenal (ArsenalDotCom) - 17,658 (4) Chelsea (CFCNEWS) - 14,277 (5) Manchester City (MCFC) - 8,494 (6) Aston Villa (astonvilla) - 4,376 (7) Tottenham Hotspur (thfc) - 3,974 (8) West Ham United (whufc) - 2,290 (9) Everton (YourEverton) - 2,093 (10) Fulham (FulhamFC) - 1,985 (11) Sunderland (SAFCofficial) - 1,622 (12) Stoke City (OfficialSCFC) - 1,359 (13) Wolverhampton Wanderers (OfficialWolves) - 1,237 (14) Blackburn Rovers (OneRovers) - 1,055 (15) Wigan Athletic (LaticsOfficial) - 602 (16) Birmingham City (Official_BCFC) - 374 (17) Bolton Wanderers - n/a (18) Burnley - n/a (19) Hull City - n/a (20) Portsmouth - n/a
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