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The best Liverpool FC Twitter accounts to be following

Liverpool’s new CEO, Peter Moore, has added to the vocal voices on Twitter this week. We take a look at the best accounts to be following for the Reds.

In the modern age of constant transfer rumours, opinion and news, Twitter has become arguably the most popular social media platform when it comes to football.

Granted, there are plenty of bad things about it, but for a lot of people, it has become a key part of their day-to-day existence.

Given the size of Liverpool as a club, we are fortunate to have many superb Twitter accounts to follow, whether that be players, writers, statisticians or those who work within the club.

Here’s a list of people you should be following, if you’re not already.

LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - Sunday, October 25, 2015: Liverpool's Linda Pizzuti and owner John W. Henry in the director's box before the Premier League match against Southampton at Anfield. (Pic by David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)

 

Club

Linda Pizzuti Henry – @Linda_Pizzuti

The first lady of LFC, Linda loves to show her passion for the club, especially on matchdays.

Peter Moore – @PeterMooreLFC

Liverpool’s new chief executive has proved to be a humorous presence on Twitter since taking up his new role, with plenty of tongue-in-cheek updates proving refreshing.

 

Journalists/Writers

The four journalists who immediately stand out to follow are the Liverpool Echo’s James Pearce (@JamesPearceEcho), the Times’ Paul Joyce (@_pauljoyce), the Telegraph’s Chris Bascombe (@_ChrisBascombe) and Goal’s Melissa Reddy @MelissaReddy_).

The quartet are the most reliable around when it comes to transfer news. There are also excellent writers away from these mainstream media:

Sam McGuire – @SamMcGuire90

A talented writer who has broken a number of exclusives for the Football Whispers website, it is well worth adding to Sam’s many followers. His GIF game is also impressive!

Andrew Beasley – @BassTunedToRed

Andrew is one of the best statistical minds out there when it comes to football, and he constantly shares his findings on Twitter. A TIA contributor, too.

Neil Atkinson – @Knox_Harrington

Neil hosts the successful The Anfield Wrap podcast, and is also a fantastic writer. Very few make supporting the Reds up and down the country sound so appealing.

Our team of writers are all worth a follow as well – @jacklusby_, @HenryJackson87, @bm12s, @karlmatchett, @em_sandy, @JDNalton – but then you knew that already!

 

Others

Dave Phillips – @lovefutebol

Dave posts lots of interesting information that doesn’t make the mainstream media, including explanations of finances or planning permission. You will learn new things through following him.

LFCMostar – @LFCMostar

https://twitter.com/LFCMostar/status/878704866679443456

One of the best producers of videos out there, Mostar is always quick to upload Liverpool goals on matchdays, as well as putting together eye-catching compilations for our viewing pleasure.

Graeme Kelly – @GraemeKelly1

At a time when so-called ITKs can drive you to distraction, Graeme is one who really does know his stuff. He is rarely wrong about transfers, and is very much someone to trust.

LFC Photo – @LFCphoto

This account provides plenty of matchday photos that you won’t always see elsewhere, with lots of humour thrown in as an added bonus.

Dan Kennett – @DanKennett

Like Andrew Beasley, Dan is widely considered one of the best around when it comes to Liverpool-related statistics. He recently appeared on LFCTV to share his views.

The Redmen TV – @TheRedmenTV

The amount of top quality Liverpool sites is on another level to any other Premier League club, and The Redmen TV are one of the best.

Their videos of matchday experiences are always fascinating, and their raw, uncensored style makes you feel like you’re at the pub with a few mates.

Anfield Index – @AnfieldIndex

Anfield Index may have started off small, but they have grown into one of the most prominent Liverpool sites, with their podcasts seemingly never-ending.

If you don’t always want to hear about football, they also have loads of content dedicated to film, television and many other sports.

The Anfield Wrap – @TheAnfieldWrap

The award-winning The Anfield Wrap continues to go from strength to strength, with their monthly subscription service bringing top-notch content to your ears. The likes of Xabi Alonso, Jamie Carragher, James Milner and Lucas Leiva have all been interviewed this year.

AngelCakeLIVERPOOL – @angelcakephotos

https://twitter.com/angelcakephotos/status/834113804585861121

Take a trip down memory with this account, with photos of Liverpool and the city itself posted. Unfortunately, Everton are also included, but we can deal with that!

Kop Magazine – @TheKopMagazine

https://twitter.com/TheKopMagazine/status/872932788177129472

The Kop Magazine used to be an unofficial Liverpool publication, between 1955 and 2015, but it is still going strong on Twitter with Chris’ sense of humour keeping fans entertained.

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