Vuvuzelas are back at the World Cup and people are angry

Friday has been an interesting day at the World Cup.

We've had the sight of a frankly painful amount of empty seats during the match between Uruguay and Egypt, with fans clearly preferring to stay away for the second match of the tournament. Thankfully, empty seats aren't the only topic of conversation though as the return of the infamous vuvuzela has ensured that that is all we're talking about, or at least trying to talk about over the low drone of the horn. The instrument, which introduced itself to the world at the 2010 World Cup, came roaring back into our poor defenceless eardrums during Morocco's Group B game with Iran, where it could be heard quietly at first, before taking over absolutely everything. Unsurprisingly the noise was not universally welcomed, and football fans the world over let their feelings be known quite frankly. https://twitter.com/SportsJOE_UK/status/1007643932648509440 https://twitter.com/slatenasty/status/1007641927204737024 https://twitter.com/KevnGibsn/status/1007649768334659584 https://twitter.com/CTVRyan/status/1007649726358020096 https://twitter.com/pvmaele/status/1007649653691764736 https://twitter.com/manishmelwani/status/1007649640257343488 https://twitter.com/GaryLineker/status/1007648001999982592