Report shows Liverpool, Fulham, Brentford have nicest fans in Premier League
Liverpool, Fulham, Brentford, and Bournemouth supporters have been named the nicest in the English Premier League. SeatPick, one of the largest global football ticket marketplaces, rated the premiership teams.
SeatPick stated that Bournemouth and Brentford had the friendliest supporters in the top division of the English football league in the report seen by Peoples Gazette on Wednesday.
The two teams jointly ranked 19 on the list of Premier League supporters who have worn the most jerseys, making them the league’s friendliest supporters.
Experts at SeatPick used Reddit to conduct sentiment analysis on swear words used in each Premier League team’s primary subreddit, creating a total score out of 10 to identify the sweariest fans during the season.
According to the data, Brentford and Bournemouth fans used 21 swear words each on average in 100 posts.
With a swear score of 1.66, Fulham was the third nicest team, followed by Liverpool (2.14) and Chelsea (2.38)
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