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Twitter Q&A sessions are a nice way for clubs and players to connect with their fans, but as Manchester City found out on Monday, it can all go awry with an ill-conceived hashtag.

The Premier League champions staged a Q&A for winger Jesus Navas, but for reasons beyond our comprehension, decided to go with the hashtag #AskJesus - an easy lay-up for Internet trolls!

Here are the best responses:

Hahaha, this made me laugh. They kinda had it coming with the #AskJesus.

Avalon wrote:Hahaha, this made me laugh. They kinda had it coming with the #AskJesus.

I suspect they ain't unhappy with the way it went at all

That's deliciously funny.

Calling it #AskJesus is the sort of cock up the old City management would make.

Brilliant!

Found that hilarious. Read it just before going to bed last night and couldn't get off to sleep for giggling like a kid!

Again like the 'hacked' Mangala story.

Playing the media very nicely.

really they asked for it.

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2144 ... on-twitter

This is no accident.

Come on lads, are you really that naive to think that City's media dept. are that naive? They knew exactly what they were doing with that hashtag.