Jon Walters mocks Robert Huth’s ‘cock or no cock’ controversy in cheeky Christmas message

Jon Walters vs. Robert Huth - the banter battle continues.

Walters and his former teammate have something of an ongoing war of words - a friendly one, mind - and what better day than Christmas for that to be kick-started? The Stoke City forward is, like us all, aware that the best "Merry Christmas" is one that is accompanied by a spot of piss-taking. Walters had former Potters teammate Robert Huth on his mind on Sunday morning, and he felt it appropriate to send the defender a heartfelt message to wish him the best for the day that's in it. The Republic of Ireland cult hero took out his smartphone and compiled a tweet that was always going to deliver plenty of festive chuckles to his followers. https://twitter.com/JonWalters19/status/812952221340102656?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw https://twitter.com/robert_huth/status/812986533850574848?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw Now, if you're unaware of the latter part of that message, let us jog your memory. Two years ago, Huth found himself the subject of an FA investigation for his role in a controversial online game called "cock or no cock". It was met with plenty of scorn for his use of vulgar language in replies to posts from a Twitter account which sent out photographs of the top halves of people, asking followers to guess whether it was a male or female being depicted. https://twitter.com/robert_huth/status/551077694713376768?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw Huth eventually apologised after plenty of criticism from the transgender community but Walters doesn't easily forget and was only too happy to remind his ol' pal of his previous indiscretion. It's certainly not the first in the pair's Twitter exchanges, with the best of the bunch coming when Huth decided to leave the Britannia Stadium last season. https://twitter.com/JonWalters19/status/613811013847224321?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw https://twitter.com/robert_huth/status/613817284021325825?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw https://twitter.com/robert_huth/status/613819371589341185?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw And it certainly won't be the last.