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TV funnyman Joe Lycett has shared a panoramic view from Rio that left Leeds United fans smiling and others probably shaking their heads.
The comedian and presenter shared a tweet from Rio de Janeiro which opened with a shot of the Christ the Redeemer statue. The comic has around 1.3million followers on Twitter. The video then panned around to show the city below before zooming in on a 'We are Leeds' Leeds United sticker. It gave Leeds fans - who might be feeling a bit down after losing to Man City on Wednesday - something to smile about. One fan said: "LUFC Marching on Together."
Others were less impressed. One tweeted: "Who are these football fans that walk around with a sheet of stickers everywhere they go?"Another Leeds fan wrote: "You have to say that's magnificent." Lycett tweeted: "Went to Rio with Stephen Mangan for Travel Man Christmas special, tonight at 8pm on Channel 4.This was our favourite thing we saw."
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