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    LIVERPOOL TOPS ONLINE PREMIERSHIP ..It hot Lazie hush

    LIVERPOOL TOPS ONLINE PREMIERSHIP
    Jimmy Rice 30 May 2007
    Liverpoolfc.tv is the most popular football club website in England according to a new Online Premiership table.
    The Reds beat Manchester United in second, with Arsenal third and Chelsea fourth.

    The research, carried out by internet analysts NetRatings based on each club's share of the domestic online audience, threw up a few surprises, with Wolves, QPR and Bristol Rovers all featuring prominently.
    The 20 teams deemed to make the Online Premiership are:

    1. Liverpool
    2. Manchester United
    3. Arsenal
    4. Chelsea
    5. Tottenham Hotspur
    6. Everton
    7. Wolves
    8. Leeds United
    9. Sunderland
    10. Charlton Athletic
    11. Nottingham Forest
    12. Manchester City
    13. Queens Park Rangers
    14. Bristol Rovers
    15. Newcastle United
    16. Leicester City
    17. Sheffield Wednesday
    18. Southampton
    19. West Ham United
    20. Blackburn Rovers
    THERE IS ONLY ONE ONANDI LOWE!

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    Manu is like Starbucks ... multiple sites. Liverpool is like a man wid a coffee cart.

    Manchester United is a universal club my yute. There are various sites to get Manu news ... small clubs like Liverpool ... well.
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      Good answer still! Like Starbucks, huh?


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