The Premier League is the most hotly debated football division in the world.
So much so that there is a even a section of Twitter known as ‘FT’, i.e. Football Twitter, where thousands of dedicated accounts from around the globe talk the beautiful game and only that.
3
Bournemouth are the most positively talked about club on Twitter
But which Premier League clubs gets the most positively spoken about on Twitter? Data analytic company SEMrush has provided us with all the info we need to find out.
The table ranks each team by the percentage of positive tweets they have had posted about them.
The second column lists their actual standing in the Premier League and the change shows you how many places they have moved up or down the table.
LATEST FOOTBALL NEWS
3
A table of the most positively talked about clubs on Twitter
As shown by the data, Bournemouth, Huddersfield and Brighton are the biggest winners out of all the Premier League clubs.
The Cherries are a reasonably likeable club with a likeable manager in Eddie Howe, so there is no surprise that 54 per cent of tweets are positive about the south coast side.
The same can be said with Brighton and Huddersfield, who both have a change score of 13, as most sides often pick up six points a season from the relegation battlers.
3
Brighton boss Chris Hughton and his team are well-liked by football fans
Meanwhile, Manchester City, Liverpool, Arsenal and Leicester City have the biggest drop in popularity.
The league leaders are top of the table but are 14th in the popularity rankings on Twitter, with just 36 per cent of tweets positive about Pep Guardiola’s men.
Their title rivals Liverpool have also proved to be an unpopular bunch, sitting 16th in the overall standings with positive tweets about the club sitting at 36 per cent.
Fulham sit bottom of the pile with 27 per cent of tweets positive about the club. The Cottagers, who have been relegated from the Premier League, therefore have the least change in the data provided.
Every Premier League club's Twitter popularity rated, including Chelsea, Manchester United and Liverpool by: 161385360554578 — Talk Sport 3 May The Premier League is the most hotly debated football division in the world.
Which Premier League club is most popular on Twitter where
Every Premier League club's Twitter popularity rated
GOOD REP The Premier League is the most hotly debated […] Every Premier League club's Twitter popularity rated, including Chelsea, Manchester United and Liverpool - Fussboll Home
Every Premier League club's Twitter popularity | SportSpyder
The best wonderkids at every Premier League club, including Liverpool's Ben Woodburn and Angel Gomes at Manchester United Taking a look at the 20 brightest talents in the top flight By Billy Hawkins
The 49 hottest Premier League transfer targets this summer
Every Premier League club's Twitter popularity rated, including Chelsea, Manchester United and Liverpool The Premier League is the most hotly debated football division in the world - but which
Every Premier League's Twitter club is popularity rated
Every Premier League top six club's best-paid player - and are they value for money? Man United, Liverpool, Arsenal, Man City, Chelsea and Tottenham aren't afraid to splash the cash
Every new Premier League kit so far rated - football.london
The Premier League's biggest clubs - Manchester which Premier League club is the most popular according to Twitter contribute to the popularity of Man United, Liverpool and Chelsea across
Every Premier League top six club's best-paid player - and
Apr 22, 2015 · Which Premier League club is most popular on Twitter where you live? In terms of Twitter followers, Liverpool are the UK's most popular club, Chelsea reign in Latin America and Manchester United
The best wonderkids at every Premier League club, including
Every Premier League's Twitter club is popularity rated, including Chelsea, Manchester United and Liverpool Every Premier League's Twitter club is popularity
Every Premier League club's Twitter popularity rated
The extraordinary emergence of Palace's 21-year-old right-back means he has become the subject of links to most of the Premier League's big clubs including Chelsea, both Manchester clubs and
Liverpool rule in the UK, Arsenal and Chelsea split Europe
The Premier League season has come to a close and, while many are focusing their attention on the transfer drama, we've taken a different approach. Clubs have started to release images of their new kits for the 2019-20 season and there is quite a few bold choices out there. Here, we've rated every kit for next season released or leaked so far.
No comments:
Post a Comment