Another user was quick to poke fun at the West Midlands club following their indifferent start to the season.
The tweet read: “Don’t think he could face the fact West Brom won 4-0.”
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Matt Phillips, James Morrison and Darren Fletcher all struck for the hosts inside the first half at The Hawthorns.
Salomon Rondon then netted the fourth in the second half to add gloss to an inevitable victory.
Baggies boss Tony Pulis hailed the Venezuelan, saying: "He's become more acclimatised with his English so he's become more integrated n the group.
"I think the first year he was following Yac (Claudio Yacob) wherever he was going because he would translate for him.
Salomon Rondon celebrates after netting the Baggies' fourth goal against BurnleyPA:Press AssociationBaggies boss Tony Pulis has hailed the form of his Venezuelan strikerReuters
"So you go into the canteen now and he'll be sitting with other lads because his English is better and he understands them.
"He's a smashing lad, a wonderful lad, he's got a lovely family and they've settled him well.
"Fingers crossed he'll keep that level of performance up for us because he is a good player."
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