The best and funniest tweets from the world of football this week, featuring Alex Iwobi dabbing out of nowhere, Raheem Sterling pulling a face, and Luke Shaw roasts former teammate Romelu Lukaku.
Emery throwing shade at those who mocked his grasp of English.
Ornstein | Emery was aware that his grasp of English was becoming a source of public humour — specifically his pronunciation of ‘good evening’ — and though it did not overly bother him, he wondered whether many British people would go to Spain and try their best to speak Spanish.
— Sash ~ (@ltarsenal) December 9, 2019
He might not be gone for long though, and he could even reunite with Alex Iwobi.
https://twitter.com/xGoalanke/status/1203987351271284741?s=20
The Nigerian is so respectful of others he dabs when someone dribbles past him.
https://twitter.com/TheBeardedRauI/status/1204725965227737088?s=20
This is a pretty decent impression, we have to say.
Phil Jones would be proud ???????????? pic.twitter.com/tiWXXYgCxm
— Raheem Sterling (@sterling7) December 11, 2019
Lukaku is never going to recover from this put down.
Welcome back ???? https://t.co/Q07D1SwHGZ
— Luke Shaw (@LukeShaw23) December 10, 2019
And there are some very good teams in the draw for the last 32.
…@EuropaLeague, u up?
— Bayer 04 Leverkusen (@bayer04_en) December 11, 2019
During election week, I think Hector Bellerin might not be a Boris Johnson fan.
Young people across the world have a chance to change what the future can be. Today's the chance for all the British people to influence what your future & those living here holds. #FuckBoris #GoVote pic.twitter.com/epHbI3sdNw
— Héctor Bellerín (@HectorBellerin) December 12, 2019
The Premier League are taking VAR in new and exciting directions.
VAR just literally measured the size of a man’s ass to decide on a goal
— Leander “same handle *elsewhere*” Schaerlaeckens (@LeanderAlphabet) December 14, 2019
Sign him up, immediately.
the little dance the deer does when he scores the goal tho pic.twitter.com/Q3j60fg06M
— megan BRAUNY FOREVER brown (@thatgirlondeck) December 14, 2019
Show me a better post-match interview than this. I’ll wait.
The most relieved man in Hampden Park!
Fair to say Jeremie Frimpong was delighted to be picking up his first Celtic winners' medal.
One of the all-time post-match interviews! ???? pic.twitter.com/kzp0l2h4AZ
— Football on TNT Sports (@footballontnt) December 9, 2019
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