ROTHERHAM UNITED made a major blooper when they accidentally uploaded a snap of two players urinating to their Twitter account.
The Championship strugglers were attempting to promote a campaign for people not to tolerate hate crime.
In a picture of midfielder Lee Frecklington holding a poster saying ‘Don’t tolerate hate crime tell someone’, eagle-eyed Twitter users noticed two players standing on the grass bank behind the player.
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Upon closer inspection it became clear that two Rotherham players were taking a leak in the background.
The tweet, which was sent out to their 55,800 Twitter followers, was swiftly deleted but it didn’t stop one supporter from grabbing a sneaky screenshot.
And in further embarrassment, the design company forgot to add a logo onto the top right corner of the poster leaving the words: “Supported by RUFC logo.”
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