Thousands had their say on Echo's John Terry Chelsea versus Sunderland tweet, here are some of their comments

Thousands of sports fan retweeted his tweet and offered up their own comments on the subject.

Here are just a few of the things they had to say:

David Moyes reveals #SAFC agree to put the ball out in the 26th minute so John Terry could have his send off.

— Scott Wilson (@Scottwilsonecho) May 21, 2017

@Scottwilsonecho For Christ sake, some bloke from Sutton lost his job for eating a pie, yet this goes on in the prem!?

— Mark Baker (@GoonerBadger) May 21, 2017

@Scottwilsonecho Have I woken up in a parallel universe here?

— Phil McNulty (@philmcnulty) May 21, 2017

@Scottwilsonecho to think this guy was once thought of as an elite manager.

— Jay (@allinthepass) May 21, 2017

@Scottwilsonecho It's a bit risky for Moyes to assume that they'd have possession at any point in the match.

— Greg Palin (@DrGreggles) May 21, 2017

@Scottwilsonecho Absolutely shocking.This is why I hate modern football.I'm glad I was going home & away in the late 80s early 90s. They were the best times.

— Gary Costello (@B31villa) May 21, 2017

@Scottwilsonecho Completely embarrassing. Both clubs should be ashamed

— Fleckers (@fleckers15) May 21, 2017

@Scottwilsonecho Dear God, what a joke this is. Effectively spot-fixing.

— tim (@theseaside100) May 21, 2017

@Scottwilsonecho awful. Everything that is wrong with football in one moment

— Mikey Rob (@mikeyrob11) May 21, 2017

@Scottwilsonecho @ALS_Fanzine Oh yes agree to pantomime for Chelsea just like did to us re Drogba it's not sport anymore look after money grabbers- it's a football match

— George Ritchie MBE (@GeorgeRitchi) May 21, 2017

@Scottwilsonecho The only positive from this is that it provides the exact date modern football ate itself.

— Ian Wiltshire (@Badgerman80) May 21, 2017

@GrahamH73 @Scottwilsonecho Sums up Moyes and our season mate. Amateur...

— Paul Davison (@PDavy1) May 21, 2017

@Scottwilsonecho Can I make the world stop when I retire pls?

— Mike (@MickTonks) May 21, 2017

@Scottwilsonecho @anandMenon1 Sunderland clearly spent all season practising for that moment

— Oliver Daddow (@oliver_daddow) May 21, 2017

@Scottwilsonecho Absolutely disgraceful football is now losing all sense of reality.

— Paul Williams (@pdjlk1) May 21, 2017

@Scottwilsonecho if Chelsea wanted to do this they should have kept it quiet and more than likely they would have possession and put ball out themselves

— John Pierre (@johnpierre1) May 22, 2017

@Scottwilsonecho If Roy Keane was still manager not sure the same would have happened somehow. Shows what Moyes has become

— Simon Hughes (@sihug) May 21, 2017