The funniest tweets of the week from the world of football, featuring ways to replace live football, how to pick a Bundesliga team, and why you should buy a bed from Mikael Forssell.
Maybe Brighton should reconsider their stance here.
https://twitter.com/RichJolly/status/1258720112108097538?s=20
Surely there’s an easier way…
https://twitter.com/SmnLlyd5/status/1257581717659029505?s=20
That’ll do.
Any chance @SkySports can put masters football back on the tv instead of watching the same premier league years over and over
— Charlie Austin (@chazaustin10) May 6, 2020
Well, at least we’ll have the Bundesliga back soon.
“Choose your ideal Bundesliga club” – flow chart on Reddit from a few years back – is relevant again. 13/18 still being there is enough to get started with. pic.twitter.com/ez10E1SfLW
— Archie Rhind-Tutt (@archiert1) May 6, 2020
The classy Dortmund team that should have won the Champions League
Wild atmosphere out on the street corner.
https://twitter.com/MC1877_/status/1258474553329831936?s=20
C’mon Jack, get us a vaccine.
https://twitter.com/RichJolly/status/1258666280535707649?s=20
You learn something new everyday.
Reminder that the "golden goal" concept was invented by….the Nazis pic.twitter.com/fdqZGASy7J
— Adam Hurrey (@FootballCliches) May 8, 2020
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I know I’d sleep better.
Would I buy a mattress on the recommendation of Mikael Forssell?
Absolutely. pic.twitter.com/bIuslfbr2h
— Alex Burd (@alexburd) May 4, 2020
This is the new “he’s 28 until he’s 29”.
https://twitter.com/nocontextfootie/status/1257770757658198023?s=20
I think Andreas Pereira should temper his expectations.
Andreas Pereira: "For now, I only dream of playing here [#mufc]. But of course, as a player, you would always like to play for another big club. I really like Barcelona and Real Madrid, they are top teams too. Bayern Munich." #mulive [globo esporte]
— utdreport (@utdreport) May 6, 2020
Working in style.
https://twitter.com/lucasshanks/status/1257700577536028673?s=20
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