There are few English footballers who inspire such division as John Terry.
As beloved as Chelsea's club captain is with his own fans, plenty of opposing supporters take great delight whenever things don't go the veteran's way.
Whether his slip against Manchester United, his own goal against Crystal Palace or his other slip against Arsenal, the sight of an upset John Terry feels like Christmas to those who enjoy seeing others fail.
https://twitter.com/darrenrichman/status/149512279711416320
Chelsea had a fairly routine first hour in their FA Cup meeting with Peterborough United, opening up a three-goal lead through Pedro, Michy Batshuayi and Willian.
But then this happened.
https://twitter.com/ChelseaFC/status/818131052984008704
Terry saw red for a foul on Lee Angol as the Posh forward ran through on goal, and even a few Chelsea fans seemed to accept the captain was right to go as he was the last man.
https://twitter.com/btsportfootball/status/818133412024352769
As for supporters of other clubs, they offered up a balanced response, showing sympathy for the England international on his first appearance since November.
Just kidding.
https://twitter.com/superhoops10/status/818132225111785472
https://twitter.com/AwakeStephen/status/818135316578050048
https://twitter.com/AgentMeho/status/818134541953015808
https://twitter.com/Casiio_/status/818135552574844928
https://twitter.com/_JamesHarold_/status/818131827386908672
In fairness to Chelsea fans, plenty of them seemed to see the funny side too, offering up what feels like - but almost certainly wasn't - a coordinated response.
https://twitter.com/SimpIyEden/status/818131235730026497
https://twitter.com/HarryChan01/status/818131174119895041
https://twitter.com/DirtyBaristard/status/818131369230364672
https://twitter.com/cfcsteven_/status/818131135020539904
https://twitter.com/J4CKFW/status/818132001735720960
https://twitter.com/opik_chelsea27/status/818131973902319618
