Mark Cueto's tweet about Love Island has gone viral

Wednesday, 26 July 2017 at 20:40

byRugby Rucker

A legend of social media as well as the rugby pitch, Mark Cueto isn't scared to share his opinions.

Winger Cueto reached some impressive landmarks during his career, but his latest tweet might be his most successful tweet of the year.

The 37-year-old, who won 55 caps for England, was at one point the all-time scorer in the Aviva Premiership and was appointed Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) in the 2016 New Year Honours for services to rugby union.

His Tweet, regarding hit show Love Island (which we have not watched) caught fire today, receiving over 700 likes in under four hours.

80k applicants to love island
12k applications to Cambridge Uni.

I know I'm getting old but doesn't that sum up the world we live in #Lazy

— Mark Cueto (@Mark_Cueto) July 26, 2017

Jamie Roberts thought Cueto should apply himself.

You could do both ;)

— Jamie Roberts (@Jamiehuwroberts) July 26, 2017

To be fair, you need far fewer A levels to go to Love Island.

— Andy Barrow (@AbuRobin) July 26, 2017

British & Irish Lions predicted 2021 starting XV according to the bookies

Odds are accurate on Wednesday, 22nd April 2020, 8am, and are subject to change.

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Fullback: LIAM WILLIAMS (Wales 4/7)

Other contenders: Stuart Hogg (Scotland 4/6), Jordan Larmour (Ireland EVS), Leigh Halfpenny (Wales 5/1), George Furbank (England 7/2)

Left wing: JONNY MAY (England 1/25)

Other contenders: Jacob Stockdale (Ireland 1/3), Adam Radwan (England 40/1), Jack Nowell (England 11/4), Louis Rees-Zammit (Wales 13/8)

Outside-centre: JONATHAN DAVIES (Wales 1/3)

Other contenders: Henry Slade (England 5/6), Garry Ringshow (Ireland 4/6), Jonathan Joseph (England 13/8), Chris Harris (Scotland 20/1), Huw Jones (Scotland 6/1)

Inside-centre: MANU TUILAGI (England 1/3)

Other contenders: Robbie Henshaw (Ireland 5/6), Hadleigh Parkes (Wales 5/4), Sam Johnson (Scotland 9/2)

Right wing: JOSH ADAMS (Wales 1/18)

Other contenders: Anthony Watson (England 4/6), George North (Wales 2/1), Elliot Daly (England 10/11), Joe Cokanasiga (England 3/1), Keith Earls (Ireland 9/2)

Fly-half: OWEN FARRELL (England 1/25)

Other contenders: Johnny Sexton (Ireland 1/2), Dan Biggar (Wales 8/15), Finn Russell (Scotland 3/1), Marcus Smith (England 8/1)

Scrum-half: CONOR MURRAY (Ireland 4/6)

Other contenders: Tomos Williams (Wales 5/4), Ben Youngs (England 6/4), Ali Price (Scotland 2/1)

Looshead-prop: MAKO VUNIPOLA (England 4/6)

Other contenders: Ellis Genge (England 1/3), Cian Healy (Ireland 5/6), Joe Marler (England 5/2)

Hooker: JAMIE GEORGE (England 1/10)

Other contenders: Luke Cowan-Dickie (England 4/6), Ken Owens (Wales 7/4), Stuart McInally (Scotland 7/2)

Tighthead-prop: Tadhg Furlong (Ireland 1/15)

Other contenders: Kyle Sinckler (England 1/5), Tomas Francis (Wales 11/8), Harry Williams (England 5/1)

Lock: MATO ITOJE (England 1/10)

Other contenders: James Ryan (Ireland 1/5), Jonny Gray (Scotland 8/11)

Lock: ALUN WYN JONES (Wales 1/5)

Other contenders: Iain Henderson (Ireland 4/6), Courtney Lawes (England 5/4), George Kruis (England 7/2), Jean Kleyn (Ireland 33/1), Richie Gray (Scotland 5/1)