Look: Georgia fan’s trash talk goes embarrassingly bad with regrettable grammatical error
A Georgia Bulldogs fan tried to burn Alabama football with trash talk but he just made a joke out of himself because of a grammatical error.
Trash talk can be a lot of fun, but you’ve got to make sure you get it right.
Say the wrong thing and you make yourself the target instead.
A Georgia football fan found that out the hard way in an especially embarrassing case of missing the mark ahead of the CFP title game against Alabama.
A Georgia fan’s trash talk went very wrong at the National Championship Game
“Alabama pays they’re players,” read the sign carried by one fan in Indianapolis for the National Championship Game.
https://twitter.com/Wm_Galloway/status/1480637088152309771?s=20
That’s one of the more embarrassing grammar errors the guy could have possibly made.
It’s so bad it makes you wonder if he was a Tennessee fan in disguise.
Whoever he was, he took the L. The goal for Georgia and Alabama on Monday night is to eat the W instead.
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