“Set up a website tho”
In fairness, the guy’s got a point. You may have noticed that Daniel Sturridge is attempting to further his personal brand via the medium of headwear of late with caps adorned with his dancing silhouette…
Looks who's back. Not sure about the cap though. #LFC #LIVSUN #Sturridge pic.twitter.com/Qh0OM09WiX
— Propaganda (@propagandaphoto) February 6, 2016
On Wednesday night, the Liverpool forward decided to launch his entrepreneurial venture via his Twitter account. Except he didn’t provide a link to a fancy new website, but instead asked interested fans to message a Gmail account…
https://twitter.com/DanielSturridge/status/697536874810888195?s=09
Now some would suggest a table full of caps and an email address for enquiries was really rather charming, in a cottage industry kind of way.
But not social media, oh no – they decided to take the p*ss out of both the amateur marketing and the product…
@DanielSturridge just setup a website bruh
— Ryan 'RossiHD' Ross (@ROS5IHD) February 10, 2016
@ROS5IHD @DanielSturridge He scams then instead 😉 Kappa
— Jonathan (@Crexativea) February 10, 2016
https://twitter.com/Dreez_b/status/697537828704620544
@DanielSturridge hats with your celebration on… Yet your never on the pitch… How ironic #sicknote
— Danny Renwick (@renners17) February 10, 2016
@DanielSturridge need a few more quid do you Daniel?
— ANDO (@COMM_ANDO7) February 10, 2016
https://twitter.com/dpbrookfield/status/697538657171959808
https://twitter.com/Lloydy_jft96/status/697538540633255942
https://twitter.com/8629Fissile/status/697539355360030721
https://twitter.com/PHT_10/status/697541536049991680
@DanielSturridge They're shit.
— SIMON (@simonpatel) February 10, 2016
https://twitter.com/ElstonGunn_/status/697536987163684864
