This day will forever go down as a dark day in our country's history.
In the run up to the second Battle of Britain in EURO 2016, we all just wanted one thing... the chance to see Will Grigg on fire.
He's been in flames for weeks now, if not months, but glimpses of Will Grigg on fire are rare, only a handful of people from Wigan have ever witnessed the natural phenomenom.
And, sadly, it will remain that way. Will Grigg wasn't brought on as a subsitute for Northern Ireland's match against Wales, even when they found themselves 1-0 down and in need of a goal to stay in the competition.
https://twitter.com/Oddschecker/status/746758353553063940
The public did not react well.
https://twitter.com/PoetsCornerUK/status/746765893737254912
https://twitter.com/Copa90/status/746736809728704512
https://twitter.com/JOE_co_uk/status/746782639789588481
https://twitter.com/grahamruthven/status/746755995565699074
https://twitter.com/paddypower/status/746758974083563521
https://twitter.com/Squawka/status/746760468639944704
https://twitter.com/bet365/status/746761430125318148
https://twitter.com/br_uk/status/746762634419003392
It means Will Grigg had a total of zero performances at EURO 2016, and such was the popularity of his song, that the Northern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill was even asked by a journalist why he didn't pick the player.
https://twitter.com/JoshRobinson23/status/746771482408288257
