The Eagles have been quite the disappointment this season, with the latest being their atrocious 37-31 loss to the Dolphins on Sunday in South Florida. And with disappointments come possible troll jobs?
As the clock wound down and fans became increasingly exasperated with the team, social media anger started to build and it looks like one fellow Philadelphia team may have added just an oh-so-subtle jab in there.
As the 37-31 score went final, the Flyers sent out quite the interesting reminder of their impressive record this November. It seems like they don't want fans to forget that they are NOT part of the teams that have been disappointing this city.
ICYMI: We've won four games straight and have 35 points entering December for the first time since the 1995-96 season. #FlyOrDie https://t.co/IqLznQsD9g— Philadelphia Flyers (@NHLFlyers) December 1, 2019
You have to admit, the timing is a bit suspicious.
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Fans certainly seem to think that the Flyers are trolling the Eagles with their post, based on the replies.
The timing of this tweet is troll level 💯— Teeshot45 (@ColtSolliday) December 1, 2019
Hahahahaha Just @ them next time— Steven Luongo (@sluongo19) December 1, 2019
Savage timing— Jason (@btcs41) December 1, 2019
We love a little friendly fire between the Philadelphia sports teams, if this is a true troll job. Or maybe it's just a conveniently scheduled tweet by the Flyers' social media team.
You be the judge.
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