Arsenal won no friends with embarrassing hashtag for Liverpool’s fourth goal

The day social media went too far.

When your team concedes a fourth goal and goes 4-1 down at home, you're probably best off not using a hashtag to describe your emotions. When your team refuses to invest in the squad again and watches all around them get stronger again, just don't say anything. Just go away. 63 minutes into the new season and the Emirates had already seen enough. 63 minutes and they were all booing already. Imagine if those fans at the game watching their team blow a 1-0 lead could see the Arsenal Twitter account responding to goal number four with the hashtag #NoWords. https://twitter.com/Arsenal/status/764859312917344257

You'd probably guess that it didn't go down too well.

https://twitter.com/mxteusz/status/764859362221420544

It really annoyed some people.

https://twitter.com/appy_gunner/status/764861516159995904 https://twitter.com/the_real_ced/status/764860153598398464

If you didn't laugh, you'd cry.

https://twitter.com/MUFCDae/status/764861000264785921

Not everyone was lost for words though.

https://twitter.com/weekendfootball/status/764859707710472192 https://twitter.com/MJ_Boh_/status/764859429112152064 https://twitter.com/patdig/status/764859754418171904 https://twitter.com/jamiepowter96/status/764859692854157312

And it only shed more light on yet another depressing transfer window.

https://twitter.com/OlivierKGooner/status/764859339970646016 https://twitter.com/ReeceyJSimpson/status/764859395016626181 https://twitter.com/RelapseWithCal/status/764859341346377728 https://twitter.com/PrinceOni13/status/764859357645320192 https://twitter.com/azymanzur/status/764859337999286272

We've been here before.

https://twitter.com/kkmilan22_/status/764859819194978304

And the outlook is grim.

https://twitter.com/LukeFuseyz/status/764859345758715904 https://twitter.com/EmanDaGoon/status/764859398732779520

That hashtag though.

https://twitter.com/Sean_TD93/status/764859561148899328 https://twitter.com/AlhajiDrunkard/status/764861160680284160 https://twitter.com/MuFFiN_MaaN/status/764861059752656896 https://twitter.com/msuonmymind/status/764859862937374720 https://twitter.com/badmankayy/status/764859565812973568 Nothing seemed to go right for Arsenal, both on and off the pitch. An injury crisis meant Rob Holding and Calum Chambers were left holding the fort at centre-back, new-boy Granit Xhaka wasn't ready to start Theo Walcott missed a penalty, and there was even time for Petr Cech to crash his car after full-time. No wonder there was a significant Arsenal Fan TV backlash. Read more