Jimmy Rice, 18 May 2009
LFC Official Website
Liverpool Football Club today officially launches its Official Facebook Page, where fans can interact with other Kopites, watch exclusive video content, upload their own pictures, win top prizes and much, much more.
More than 17,000 supporters are already enjoying our lively discussion board, sharing their favourite pictures on our photo wall and registering their tributes to departing legend Sami Hyypia.
As part of our launch week, there will be additional videos published each day, starting today with Pepe Reina's amusing guide to his teammates, which is available only on LFC Facebook.
If all this wasn't enough, our page provides fixtures, tables and results, news, polls, competitions and the opportunity for you to quiz your favourite LFC personalities.
We've tried to make the Official Liverpool Facebook Page as entertaining and enjoyable as possible but there's one thing we can't provide - YOU. The more Kopites get involved and post their own photos, thoughts and views, the better we can make LFC Facebook.
If you're already on the social networking site, simply click on the link below and 'Become a Fan'. If not, registering is quick and easy. Again, just click on the link below and follow the instructions.
Join the 17,000 fans on our Official Facebook Page now>>
Why are we on Facebook?
To open up new lines of communication with supporters, further improve our online interaction with fans and to reach passionate Reds from all over the world who may not currently visit the website or view the LFC TV channel on a daily basis.
A brand new re-designed Liverpoolfc.tv website is due to launch later this year and one of the key improvements fans will see is a new User Generated Content channel with the ability for supporters to publish their own blogs, videos and pictures and comment on content posted by fellow supporters. The new UGC channel will allow fans to publish the content they want to read, watch and look at – and not just rely on the official content that is featured within the news channel on the site.
Through this new channel on the soon to re-launch official site and an official presence on sites such as Twitter and Facebook, LFC is determined to get closer than ever before to fans all over the world.
LFC Official Website
Liverpool Football Club today officially launches its Official Facebook Page, where fans can interact with other Kopites, watch exclusive video content, upload their own pictures, win top prizes and much, much more.
More than 17,000 supporters are already enjoying our lively discussion board, sharing their favourite pictures on our photo wall and registering their tributes to departing legend Sami Hyypia.
As part of our launch week, there will be additional videos published each day, starting today with Pepe Reina's amusing guide to his teammates, which is available only on LFC Facebook.
If all this wasn't enough, our page provides fixtures, tables and results, news, polls, competitions and the opportunity for you to quiz your favourite LFC personalities.
We've tried to make the Official Liverpool Facebook Page as entertaining and enjoyable as possible but there's one thing we can't provide - YOU. The more Kopites get involved and post their own photos, thoughts and views, the better we can make LFC Facebook.
If you're already on the social networking site, simply click on the link below and 'Become a Fan'. If not, registering is quick and easy. Again, just click on the link below and follow the instructions.
Join the 17,000 fans on our Official Facebook Page now>>
Why are we on Facebook?
To open up new lines of communication with supporters, further improve our online interaction with fans and to reach passionate Reds from all over the world who may not currently visit the website or view the LFC TV channel on a daily basis.
A brand new re-designed Liverpoolfc.tv website is due to launch later this year and one of the key improvements fans will see is a new User Generated Content channel with the ability for supporters to publish their own blogs, videos and pictures and comment on content posted by fellow supporters. The new UGC channel will allow fans to publish the content they want to read, watch and look at – and not just rely on the official content that is featured within the news channel on the site.
Through this new channel on the soon to re-launch official site and an official presence on sites such as Twitter and Facebook, LFC is determined to get closer than ever before to fans all over the world.
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