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Your support makes all the difference.We all remember Tesco's brilliant dig at Liverpool and Twitter parody account Deluded Brendan.
(If you don't, click here before reading on)
Well, after the Reds signed their sixth player for the summer, with Nathaniel Clyne arriving at Anfield for around £12million, Deluded Brendan was keen to get the banter flowing again.
Tesco duly responded, even managing to take a shot at the poor form of Manchester United left-back Luke Shaw, who struggled at Old Trafford after a £30milllion transfer last summer.
Here's how it went:
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