Tweets of the Week: Drunk football, defender gets pantsed, and Gary Neville ad reads | OneFootball

With Christmas just days away, here’s all of the funny football tweets Santa Claus left in the stocking for you.

If this doesn’t get you in the Christmas cheer, nothing will.

This is the greatest sporting event I’ve ever watched. It doesn’t get better than drunk football.

Talk about getting caught with your pants down. Tranmere Rovers’ Jordan Turnbull won’t be able to live this one down.

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For someone with so many business interests, Gary Neville really needs to improve on his ad reads.

He could learn a thing or two from Dave Jones.

His Christmas present for Jamie Carragher was absolutely brilliant, mind you.

Non-league football really is something else.

Yeah, this is as bizarre as you’d expect.

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Manuel Ugarte has no interest in making friends with the paparazzi.

Gabriel Jesus had barely scored a goal all year until Arsenal played Crystal Palace twice in one week.

It’s fair to say this Korean streamer had mixed feelings about Son Heung-min scoring against Man Utd, the club he supports.

Spurs won an entertaining match in the end. Their fans would probably prefer if they could win a sedate 2-0 game next time, though.

Sometimes it’s not the manager’s fault.

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Good news, Sergio Reguilon is still alive.

You’ll never be as dedicated to something as much as Jamie Vardy is to shithousing. The man is picking up foreign phrases just so he wind up opposition defenders.

Atletico Madrid got one over on Barcelona this weekend.

https://twitter.com/atletienglish/status/1870592717761257683

Stoke City cult hero and Fifa Club World Cup winner Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting has completed the latest free transfer of his career.

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Man City lost. Again. What is going on??

I’m sure fans of every other club are very sympathetic to their plight.

Two legends of the game.

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