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Read Liverpool, formerly The BIB Theorists, is a blog that aims to 'to bring young, talented writers together in order to showcase to the world what people can do, regardless of age. They have a strong interest in the academy, feature articles covering analysis and, of course, opinion.'
The blog posts are written by Harry Hugo, Dan Wilcox and Ste Hoare. The BIB Theorists name came about due to 'the club release training photographs from Melwood. In these photos all the players are shown at some point. If a player is seen to be wearing an orange bib, they have been known to be in the starting eleven for that week’s Saturday fixture. This idea was called “Bib Theory”. Therefore we are “The Bib Theorists”. We want to make clear here that we don’t believe Bib Theory as it is very open for change and also the name is created in jest. However, it has been known to be right more than wrong. NOTE: Bib Theory does not work for Sunday games.'
Recent entries in The BIB Theorists blog includes 4 things to take from QPR away, Pre-match Opinion: QPR, Dele Alli, How have football fabrics changed over the years?, What could Valdes bring to Liverpool?, Where the English game is going wrong ft. Raheem Sterling and View from the Opposition: West Brom.
PR opportunities include news, reviews and interviews related to Sport. The team can best be reached via the writer's respective emails: firstname@freshpreshuk.com. Alternatively they can be reached via their social media platforms where they are active and very responsive.
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Read Liverpool, formerly The BIB Theorists, is a blog that aims to 'to bring young, talented writers together in order to showcase to the world what people can do, regardless of age. They have a strong interest in the academy, feature articles covering analysis and, of course, opinion.' The blog posts are written by Harry Hugo, Dan Wilcox and Ste Hoare. The BIB Theorists name came about due to 'the club release training photographs from Melwood. In these photos all the players are shown at some point. If a player is seen to be wearing an orange bib, they have been known to be in the starting eleven for that week’s Saturday fixture. This idea was called “Bib Theory”. Therefore we are “The Bib Theorists”. We want to make clear here that we don’t believe Bib Theory as it is very open for change and also the name is created in jest. However, it has been known to be right more than wrong. NOTE: Bib Theory does not work for Sunday games.' Recent entries in The BIB Theorists blog includes 4 things to take from QPR away, Pre-match Opinion: QPR, Dele Alli, How have football fabrics changed over the years?, What could Valdes bring to Liverpool?, Where the English game is going wrong ft. Raheem Sterling and View from the Opposition: West Brom. PR opportunities include news, reviews and interviews related to Sport. The team can best be reached via the writer's respective emails: firstname@freshpreshuk.com. Alternatively they can be reached via their social media platforms where they are active and very responsive. <w:Ls
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