Using #askjesus For A Twitter Q&A With Footballer Jesus Navas Is Not A Good Idea

30 Jul 2014 by Jasmine Stone in Entertainment, Football/Soccer, Sport

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It is a smart move on the part of sports teams to boost their PR using social media Q&A sessions with start players. It is, however, quite vital to be aware what # they use if they want people to ask legitimate Q’s.

Naturally, if you don’t mind getting trolls and ridiculous responses making a mockery (however hilarious it may be) of the whole thing, by all means go ahead with tags like #askjesus. The responses are really fantastic…

Fox Soccer Blog compiled their favourites, and some of them are priceless so we just had to share them with you.

This was not the only Twitter Q&A session to get a bit off topic for Manchester City. Check out more of the responses as well as their other #fail at Fox Soccer Blog.

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