Dallas Cowboys owner and billionaire, Jerry Jones, has been slammed on Twitter after claiming his club "set the world record for attendance" amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
In the quote, tweeted by Cowboys reporter Michael Gehlken, Jones boasted their average NFL-high 27,377 attendance in 2020.
Cowboy averaged NFL-high 27,377 attendance in 2020. Jerry Jones boasts on @1053thefan: "I think we set the world record for attendance for a venue this year at our stadium in the world of pandemic. And the results were extremely safe, maybe at the top with much less attendance."
But Twitter users were quick topoint out its inaccuracy.
Posting a link to an article of Eden Park's crowd of 47,000 at the second Bledisloe Cup match last year, a user wrote, "Odd flex. Also, not close. Beaten handily by a country that's managed this far better".
It's not the only part of Jones' comments fans took a swing at.
Many expressed their disgust in his boasting over an "asinine aspect to the season".
"Do you not expect Jerry to brag about making the most money this year? Especially when it's his most important thing and the only thing he can brag about this season. He is a narcissistic billionaire," one user wrote.
"The only thing he can win. What a freaking joke. The Jerry streak of mediocrity is still intact and going strong!! One of the worst franchises over the last 25 years. Done zero without Jimmy. Way to go Jerry!" wrote another.
Do you not expect Jerry to brag about making the most money this year? Especially when it's his most important thing and the only thing he can brag about this season.
The only thing he can win. What a freaking joke. The Jerry streak of mediocrity is still intact and going strong!! One of the worst franchises over the last 25 years. Done zero without Jimmy. Way to go Jerry! #CowboysNation
