Good afternoon.
After the whole Chris Foy business yesterday there has been much online guffawing at Tottenham supporters over that fact that some cyclist bloke called Chris Hoy had become hilariously involved in a typo driven piece of confusion.
But what wasn’t made clear is that Arsenal and Manchester City dummies played a more than helping hand in matters.
I feel that I’ve embraced the whole Twitter gig. I mean I even managed to ruffle David Baddiel’s feathers earlier today so I’m certainly going in the right direction.
The social media network went relatively bonkers this morning with #chrishoysuddenly trending and #foynothoy one doing the same.
The content of the Tweets that included these hashtags were of course predictable fare. The words, illiterate, Spurs and fans all being heavily incorporated. So I thought I’d have a look at what actually happened. And here is what I discovered.
There were only actually 11 instances of the typo hashtag being used.
3 are Arsenal fans, 2 are Manchester City fans, 3 are Tottenham, 1 is an AFC Wimbledon, 1 is an XBOX gaming drone and just the one was a cycling fan. Bless him.
So well done to Arsenal for sharing the thicko crown and a special mention to the city boys for an honorable third.
ARSENAL FANJonnyOneill Jonny
BICYCLE RACING FANkevinpadilla01 Kevin Padilla
SPURS FANdot2dotman terry putman
X BOX FANDomOnline_ Dom Lockyer
SPURS FANR0BCR0UCH Robert Crouch
ARSENAL FANchadders123 jake chadwick
ARSENAL FANSheikhavellie Sheikh Fofanah
SPURS FANChampsyDiscoWiz Geoff Champion
AFC WIMBLEDON FAN
aarongibbons Aaron Gibbons
wow this has to be some of the worst officiating i’ve seen in a long time #chrishoy
MANCHESTER CITY FAN
benjimanraby Benjamin Raby
MANCHESTER CITY FAN
rabyadam_mcfc Adam Raby
Shows how far the Gooners have fallen when they get excited about us finally losing a game.
When you have a thought of your own let us know and we’ll have a party. Night night precious! :finn: