Susie O’Brien has taken the hysterical vitriol over A-League fans to a whole new level, and social media has predictably had a field day.
After Rebecca Wilson caught the ire of football supporters for her inflammatory comments last week, O’Brien doubled down on the fear-mongering – labelling fans as “little more than suburban terrorists”.
They're a little more than suburban terrorist?!? This is out of control. @TheCove23 @tpignata9 pic.twitter.com/rlKFygEXP3
— Jeenie (@jeeniebee) December 1, 2015
But A-League supporters were swift with their vengeance, taking the Herald Sun journo to task with the hashtag, #suburbanterrorist, trending in Australia.
When Maccas staff claim the frappe machine is broken but you know they just lazy cos its busy. #SuburbanTerrorists #WSW
— West Sydney Football (@WestSydney) December 1, 2015
Mothers with prams and screaming kids, taking over our cafes, drinking our almond milk – that’s my #SuburbanTerrorists.
— Kevin Airs (@KevinAirs442) November 30, 2015
When you go to your local organic source cafe and you order a Magic and they give you a single ristretto 3/4 latte #SuburbanTerrorists
— SokahWogGrubHooligan (@snedd0n) December 1, 2015
Taking 10 items in the 8 items or less checkout at Coles… #SuburbanTerrorists
— Sergio Sousa (@srod009) December 1, 2015
Alan jones gate crashing a concert & making paying customer listen to him sing https://t.co/cCyQJnXPLJ #suburbanterrorists
— Paulo Miguel (@paulmiguel6) December 1, 2015
Users of Comic Sans in professional communications #SuburbanTerrorists
— Pete Carlsen (@carrrlsen) December 1, 2015
Shit.
Look at all these #SuburbanTerrorists running free..
Where are the Police????? pic.twitter.com/7jG9EUJXPV
— MattNotFront (@MattiusBackius) December 1, 2015
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