The ugly side of football fandom on Twitter reared its ugly head again as Trevoh Chalobah was forced to delete his tweet complimenting Declan Rice following West Ham star’s performance during Hammers’ 4-1 win against Leicester City last night.
The 22-year-old Chelsea defender had quoted a tweet from Rice by writing ‘big player’ as the Hammers demolished the Foxes to go to the top of the Premier League table.
The West Ham United midfielder has been heavily rumoured to join Chelsea, now or in the future, but gets an equal amount of hate as much he gets support from the Blues fanbase.
A screenshot of the abuse Trevoh Chalobah received on his tweet to Rice
Here’s the reaction on Twitter –
“You lot disgust me”
Chalobah deleted the tweet, Chelsea fans are you happy now??? You lot disgust me pic.twitter.com/DqguZ4Ss0y
Trevoh Chalobah has deleted his tweet in support of Declan Rice being a top player last night. People say on here constantly “don’t take Twitter too seriously” & for the most part they’re right. However, this is unacceptable that one of our own feels he has to do this. SHAMEFUL!
— DavidBranch CHELSEA ⭐️⭐️💙 (@DavidBranchCFC) August 24, 2021
Apparently the group responsible
Sarrisexuals on their 87th cigarette by 8 am forced Chalobah to delete a tweet because he praised his mate Declan Rice? What a great message to send out as a ‘fan’!
So much negativity on here & it’s sad to see the abuse Chalobah received after his tweet last night.
Twitter & social media platforms make it too easy for people to post abuse without hesitation. One of our very own & we’re all behind you Trev, truly incredible journey so far.💙 pic.twitter.com/k7tnP8xIDE
Can’t wait to see what happens if any of our existing squad tweet’s something nice to Eden Hazard when he puts in a major performance for Real this season…
