List of 30 Premier League Footballers On Twitter and Facebook

If you’re looking for a list of Premier League footballers who have Twitter and/or Facebook accounts, you’ve come to the right place. After hours of research, EPL Talk has amassed a comprehensive list of Twitter and Facebook accounts for footballers of most Premier League clubs.

Last week, Manchester United caused quite a stir when the club announced that its players had been told not to use social networking sites. Even cross-town rivals Manchester City got in the act when a club official said that City players had been told not to use social networking sites either. However, as you’ll see from the list below, there are a few Manchester City players who have official social networking pages. In fact, most Premier League clubs have a few players who have a social media page.

Before we reveal the list, however, we should note that these are the player’s pages to the best of our knowledge. There were many Facebook accounts for stars such as Cesc Fabregas and Fernando Torres that were unclear whether they were real or not, so we removed those from the list.

Drumroll please, here’s the list:

• Arsenal
  • Gael Clichy (Facebook)
  • Eduardo (Facebook)
  • Fran Merida (Facebook)
  • Robin Van Persie (Facebook)
• Aston Villa
  • James Collins (Twitter)
  • Brad Guzan (Twitter)
• Birmingham City
  • None known
• Blackburn Rovers
  • None known
• Bolton Wanderers
  • Stuart Holden (Twitter)
• Burnley
  • Andre Bikey (Facebook)
• Chelsea
  • Nicolas Anelka (Twitter)
  • Juliano Belletti (Twitter)
  • Joe Cole (Facebook)
  • Daniel Sturridge (Twitter)
• Everton
  • Landon Donovan (Facebook)
  • Landon Donovan (Twitter)
  • Louis Saha (Facebook)
• Fulham
  • None known
• Hull City
  • Jozy Altidore (Twitter)
  • Amr Zaki (Facebook)
• Liverpool
  • Ryan Babel (Twitter)
  • Steven Gerrard (Facebook)
• Manchester City
  • Stephen Ireland (Twitter)
  • Micah Richards (Twitter)
  • Carlos Tevez (Twitter)
• Manchester United
  • None known (banned)
• Portsmouth
  • None known
• Stoke City
  • James Beattie (Twitter)
  • Rory Delap (Twitter)
  • Matthew Etherington (Twitter)
  • Ryan Shawcross (Twitter)
• Sunderland
  • Darren Bent (Twitter)
• Tottenham Hotspur
  • Benoit Assou-Ekotto (Facebook)
  • Peter Crouch (Facebook)
• West Ham United
  • Danny Gabbidon (Twitter)
• Wigan Athletic
  • Charles N’Zogbia (Facebook)
• Wolverhampton Wanderers
  • Jody Craddock (Twitter)

If you’re aware of any Premier League footballers who are on Twitter or Facebook, please post them in the comments section below. The vast majority of account names above feature real Premier League footballers, but it’s possible that a couple of them may have tricked us.

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