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Tweets of the Week: Le Tiss Simulator, Fabrizio Romano and classic commentary
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Tweets of the Week: Le Tiss Simulator, Fabrizio Romano and classic commentary

We’ve picked out some of the best and funniest tweets from Football Twitter over the past week.  Just when you need your barber to come in clutch, he pulls out a Raheem Sterling level clanger.  Me: "I've going to a big event tomorrow" My barber: https://t.co/lxjiuPXqHx — deng (@UTDDeng) April 2, 2024 Money well spent.  […]

We’ve picked out some of the best and funniest tweets from Football Twitter over the past week. 

Just when you need your barber to come in clutch, he pulls out a Raheem Sterling level clanger. 

Money well spent. 

Remembering the three-way Premier League title races

Why did Alan Shearer ever do to him?

The transfer rumour grind never stops for Fabrizio Romano. 

Bruno Guimaraes comments on Newcastle future amid transfer links

Surely there are easier objects to hurl at a football match than a bloody pallet?

Nominative determinism took a day off. 

I’ve seen this movie before.

Wolves bemoan ‘worst decision ever’ in West Ham defeat

The streets won’t forget. 

This is peak Barclays Premiership. 

Burnley supporters can’t catch a break. 

Let’s start a campaign to bring back the long sleeve jersey. 

Can a football match be called on?

Are they really the same thing, though, Javier?

This is what an FPL nightmare looks like. 

https://twitter.com/Sweelar_1981/status/1775251941569823058

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