Manchester - One football player who was quite active "Twitter" in Twitter is Rio Ferdinand. But from the results of a study showed that the vocabulary used by Manchester United defender was the worst.
Twitter became a medium for the celebrities, not to mention a footballer, to express thoughts, information sharing, and also closer to his fans.
One of the active enough to write messages in twitter is Rio Ferdinand. Until Thursday (06/09/2011) pm dawn, followers of Manchester United defender has been exceeded 1.16 million people. Ferdinand has so far been more than six thousand times the "chirp".
Ferdinand's performance in the world of Twitter getting criticism from former media editor of the News of the World, Piers Morgan. The owner of the account @ rioferdy5 was judged to have a vocabulary and grammar is bad.
Quoted from Soccernet, a study that Google did indeed support the opinion of Piers Morgan.
From the vocabulary used by Ferdinand, 88 percent of whom go to elementary level alias "basic". Only 11 percent of the vocabulary of the English national team players who entered the level of "intermediate".
Meanwhile, players with the best vocabulary is Philip Neville. Everton captain had a vocabulary of at most compared to his contemporaries.
Fifty-nine percent used the words of ex-Manchester United player enters the level of "intermediate" and 40 percent of "basic".
Twitter became a medium for the celebrities, not to mention a footballer, to express thoughts, information sharing, and also closer to his fans.
One of the active enough to write messages in twitter is Rio Ferdinand. Until Thursday (06/09/2011) pm dawn, followers of Manchester United defender has been exceeded 1.16 million people. Ferdinand has so far been more than six thousand times the "chirp".
Ferdinand's performance in the world of Twitter getting criticism from former media editor of the News of the World, Piers Morgan. The owner of the account @ rioferdy5 was judged to have a vocabulary and grammar is bad.
Quoted from Soccernet, a study that Google did indeed support the opinion of Piers Morgan.
From the vocabulary used by Ferdinand, 88 percent of whom go to elementary level alias "basic". Only 11 percent of the vocabulary of the English national team players who entered the level of "intermediate".
Meanwhile, players with the best vocabulary is Philip Neville. Everton captain had a vocabulary of at most compared to his contemporaries.
Fifty-nine percent used the words of ex-Manchester United player enters the level of "intermediate" and 40 percent of "basic".
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