It makes a refreshing change from "Shat on..." we suppose.
Gary Lineker has nearly 5 million followers on Twitter - F-I-V-E million. That's a lot of people to take exception to practically every tweet he ever posts. He could wish everyone a good morning and many would dispute both the pleasantness of the AM and indeed the time of day. And of course the vast majority would simply declare 'Shat on morning'.
Following a lacklustre performance by Germany in their victory over a spirited Northern Ireland - whose keeper Michael McGovern had a stormer by the way - Lineker wasn't exactly enthralled by Joachim Low's mean. That said, he did concede that few of the tournament favourites had looked particularly impressive...
https://twitter.com/GaryLineker/status/745326147139964929
It was a passing remark that was asking for trouble. Not because it wasn't a valid point, or that it was in any way incorrect about either Germany or Spain; more that it was a subjective comment on a tournament full of proud nations with deeply patriotic supporters.
And no set of fans have more reason to be proud of their side than the Welsh. They've qualified ahead of England at the top of Group B, with both Gareth Bale and Aaron Ramsey looking in fine form. And of course they were keen to clarify the point to poor Gary...
https://twitter.com/clarknat/status/745326641891713024
https://twitter.com/CmonHarris/status/745326473146400768
https://twitter.com/MarkJenxs/status/745335116659048448
https://twitter.com/cobartlett/status/745329036801544192
https://twitter.com/Nik_South/status/745327098596888576
https://twitter.com/_EOW_/status/745326295224049664
https://twitter.com/RobHurley1827/status/745333550115917824
Just in case he was missing the regular crowd, this replier dutifully obliged...
https://twitter.com/daveemcb/status/745331795290374144
