High profile digs at West Brom to Carlo Ancelotti’s selfie at Anfield: Here are the best tweets from the Champions League this week

West Brom in an article referring to the Champions League... JOE is as shocked as you are.

The distinctly average Premier League side made a bit of a tit of themselves last week when slagging off Marouane Fellaini and it didn't go unnoticed by Bayern Munich's social Media team.  

Fellaini has now taken his tracksuit off, fortunately he has a Man Utd strip on underneath #WBAMUN — West Bromwich Albion (@WBAFCofficial) October 20, 2014

Fellani then proceeded to score an absolute cracker and West Brom's twitter admin devoured a large amount of humble pie. When Bayern see an opportunity to attack, they don't hold back - this obviously extends to their social media team.  

Sub coming up: #Ribéry has taken off his tracksuit, fortunately he has an #FCBayern strip on underneath. #ASRFCB #FCBayernLive — FC Bayern English (@FCBayernEN) October 21, 2014

Carlo Ancelotti seems like a decent guy, doesn't he? Well in fairness, Real Madrid were due a nice guy after Jose Mourinho and all the eye hokey-pokey and acting the maggot he got up to. Ancelotti is a different breed though - he shows constant respect to his opponents as the below tweet shows.  

'This is Anfield' It's an honour to play in a legendary stadium like this one in charge of Real Madrid #HalaMadrid pic.twitter.com/iG94qJbFKF — Carlo Ancelotti (@MrAncelotti) October 21, 2014

Granted, he did turn into the biggest bully in the Merseyside area once the game began. We're not quite sure if Gary Lineker was being a nice guy or taking a dig at Arsenal's senior citizen here.    

One of the truly great figures of football in this country is 65 today. Happy birthday Arsene Wenger. Give that man a bus pass! — Gary Lineker (@GaryLineker) October 22, 2014

One man who was definitely getting a bit of grief was Mario Balotelli. The Italian international was his usual controversial self, swapping jerseys at half-time with Real Madrid's Pepe and generally being quite useless. Here is a small per cent of the criticism he got on twitter.  

I see bins are being collected at Anfield! pic.twitter.com/OSKAta6JKK — Angry Di Maria (@angry_dimaria) October 23, 2014

EXCLUSIVE: A beloved children's programme is set to return with a brand new host! #Balotelli#LFCpic.twitter.com/E79D0yI0PX — Alan Brazil (@sportsbreakfast) October 23, 2014

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