Aston Villa were left red-faced on Saturday as they gave away a 1-0 lead to lose 3-1 at Bristol City.
Roberto Di Matteo's side capitulated in the second-half - to the frustration of their suffering fans.
Plenty of players did not have their best day at the office for Villa yesterday, but on Twitter it was Ghanaian forward Jordan Ayew who bore the brunt of the criticism.
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