Lately more and more soccer players are joining the trend to publish their experiences on social networks.

Leaving behind the media frenzy caused by the recent official relationship between the FCB player, Gerard Piqué and the Colombian singer Shakira, more and more players decide to share their experiences through social networks. Andrés Iniesta and Carles Puyol are two good examples. The two players of FC Barcelona don’t hesitate to use Facebook and Twitter to keep their fans informed.

In my opinion, I think that’s a good way to keep their fans up to date and also to keep in touch with them. However, I must admit that although sometimes they post interesting information, feelings or comments about their profession, other times their status describes irrelevant nonsense. Nevertheless many people must find these posts entertaining since they comment and follow them daily.

On the other hand, I have to say that not just the players mentioned above, but some of the most famous artists also post this kind of information. The high number of tabloids on the market comes to prove that the majority of us are interested in gossip and rumours.
This is so because we like to know everything about everyone and to be fully and constantly updated. This is human nature.