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  Eric PZ

  1 year ago

  Five clubs on the top sites list...and one is a League One club who've had some difficult times lately. Guess they'll be doing a Man City.
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  Simon Burke

  1 year ago

  I hate Arsenal's website, its just a marketing opportunity and very biased at that (the lack of coverage and speculation surrounding Henry's impending exit typifies it) - just shows you the average football fan cant see past marketing and bias. Disappointing. I cant speak to Liverpools site but my mate raves about it.
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  Is this betting

  1 year ago

  I think most decent fans know that the official sites are quite shameful but they are a source of ticket news and injury news. I'm surprised Teamtalk is so high conidering it is just a news feed from the PA these days.
  
  
  This is worldwide traffic, it would be interesting to see the breakdown for the UK and the US. I spend too much time on football websites and I had never even heard of premierleague.com.
  
  
  
  I do think it is sad that the official sites are happy to get involved in sad stuff like ringtones and crdit cards.
  
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  Anonymous

  1 year ago

  "Liverpool's inferior website is in first place" I'm shocked yet another bash at the reds, what is your problem with Liverpool FC?
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  mdw

  1 year ago

  Really pleased to see Leeds United in the top ten, big club, big support, wrong division. There are at least 6 very active Leeds united forums/message boards on the go at the moment; and fans from all clubs big and small are increasingly connecting via the main social networking sites, Facebook, Myspace etc.
  
  
  Cheers
  
  
  
  Dave
  
  
  
  http://leeds--united.blogspot.com
  
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