Arsenal
New season. New players. New kits. New line-up graphics. For some of us, it’s the latter that we watch out for when the first round of games are about to kick off. In previous seasons I’ve looked at how clubs have been celebrating goals on Twitter in both
Arsenal
Footballers often comment that there is no greater feeling in the game than scoring a goal. And we all know that the more goals your team scores the more successful they tend to be in the long run. For a fan, watching your team score is just as rewarding. Clubs
Arsenal
To celebrate the eighth anniversary of its launch, Twitter created a tool that reveals what each account’s first ever tweet was [https://discover.twitter.com/first-tweet]. On the day of Twitter’s 10th anniversary we thought it was about time to update our original post to reflect the 20
Arsenal
New data released by Twitter in the past week has seen Arsenal’s fans crowned as the most active on the network. And Danny Welbeck’s winning goal against title-rivals Leicester City on 14 February has become the most tweeted about moment of the current season so far. Welbeck’s
Manchester United
Manchester United made three first team players available for a live Google+ Hangout earlier this week. On Monday, and following the club’s 3-0 victory over Tottenham Hotspur over the weekend, Wayne Rooney, Ander Herrera, and Michael Carrick answered fans’ questions live from Old Trafford. The broadcast was screened to
Manchester United
On Wednesday night Newcastle United’s Papiss Cisse and Manchester United’s Jonny Evans took themselves down to the lowest level by spitting at each other. Only one of the two, however, has made steps to rectify their standing in the public eye since. Step forward Cisse, and credit is
AS Roma
Despite the popularity of betting accounts such as @paddypower [http://twitter.com/paddypower], is there ever a time for professional football clubs to ape the antics of the mischief-making betting giants and taking part in ‘banter’ via Twitter? It’s such a cringeworthy term, banter, and one which will forever
Manchester United
In our increasingly connected world, Manchester United’s move to ban fans from bringing “ [http://www.manutd.com/en/Tickets-And-Hospitality/Tickets-And-Hospitality-News/2014/Aug/Prohibited-Items.aspx] large electronic devices including laptops and tablets” into Old Trafford [http://www.manutd.com/en/Tickets-And-Hospitality/Tickets-And-Hospitality-News/2014/Aug/Prohibited-Items.aspx] seems a very strange
Manchester United
The Twitter Q&A has long been the go-to weapon of choice for many football club community managers. The lack of cost and comparative ease at which one can be arranged meant that it was one of the first ways teams began to try and engage with fans. Have
Manchester United
Paddy Power and ‘cheeky’ are pretty much synonymous these days, and as the online betting firm unveiled a waxwork model of Sir Alex Ferguson outside Old Trafford following Manchester United’s 3-1 loss to Chelsea we’ve no doubt it’s an adjective that’ll be thrown their way once
Everton
Christmas is all about giving, or so I’m told, and that’s just what clubs up and down the country are doing as they launch their online advent calendars for 2013. The idea of rewarding supporters from the first day of the festive season onward with new or interesting