It was just a tweet. One tweet, but Gareth Bale’s name will be mud in the Spurs half of North London now.
The former Tottenham hero only went and wished bitter rivals Arsenal good luck in the FA Cup.
Real Madrid forward Bale tweeted countryman Aaron Ramsey and England star Theo Walcott with a message of support.
Good luck for today lads in the #FACupFinal ! @theowalcott @aaronramsey
— Gareth Bale (@GarethBale11) May 30, 2015
But it didn’t go down too well with the White Hart Lane faithful.
Bale has ruffled every feather of that famous old Spurs cockerel in less than 140 characters.
The responses were predictably severe…
@GarethBale11 @theowalcott @aaronramsey NAH YOU SHOW NO RESPECT TO SPURS
— Sharaiz (@RosesAreBIack) May 30, 2015
@GarethBale11 @theowalcott @aaronramsey Your Dead to me…
— Aidan. (@DeleAlliM9) May 30, 2015
@GarethBale11 @theowalcott @aaronramsey HOW DARE YOU
— Dan (@DeadlyleftDanny) May 30, 2015
@GarethBale11 @theowalcott @aaronramsey What about Tim? He discovered you. Ungrateful
— Paul O Keefe (@pokeefe1) May 30, 2015
@GarethBale11 @theowalcott @aaronramsey judas…
— Nico McCord (@NicoMcCord_) May 30, 2015
Suppose we’d better stick his name on this list.
