Howlers, trophies and Soccer Saturday - The weekend in tweets

Catch up with the best of the tweets from a weekend of football action, as seen by Todd Nash.

The Wolves defender signed up to Twitter at the weekend and revealed that he'll never stop learning after a self-confessed 'howler' let in Papiss Cisse to give Newcastle an early lead. Berra might have had to reconsider his decision to join this weekend had his side not fought back to 2-2 leaving fans on a high.

Wolves' top scorer might not have played against Newcastle, but he was as happy as any fan to see their second-half comeback. And Steven Fletcher said he was 'buzzing' for new boss Terry Connor and his fellow striker Kevin Doyle for grabbing only his fourth goal of the season.

The Bucks striker responded angrily to claims that he'd celebrated after scoring against his parent club in the 1-1 draw on Saturday, saying that he felt justified in enjoying the goal considering the abuse that he was getting from Lincoln fans in the stands.

Footballers, they're just like us really. With a rare Saturday afternoon off, did the Shrewsbury Town players make the most of it? Mark Wright spent it the same way as men across the country – sat on the sofa with his feet up and Jeff Stelling on the telly.

Ryan Giggs might not be the biggest fan of Twitter (Imogen Thomas anyone?) but his Manchester United teammate took to it anyway to pay tribute to him as he marked his 900th game with the winning goal against Norwich. Incredibly, in his near 20-year career at Old Trafford, Giggs has played alongside players born in 1957 and 1993. No prizes, but can you guess who?

The Emirates was a dangerous place to be on Sunday afternoon. Not only did two bitter rivals go head to head in a highly-charged game, but the 60,000 seater stadium also exploded seven times in just ninety minutes according to Arsenal skipper Robin van Persie who must have been taking English lessons from Jamie Redknapp.

Too much information Michael. TMI. Seriously, somebody needs to tell the United striker that Twitter was built for telling people what you had for breakfast and not for sharing the movements of your pet's bowels. At least he didn't post a picture...

He might have just won the Carling Cup, but that didn't stop the Liverpool midfielder from rising to the bait of professional wind-up merchant Piers Morgan. Seriously Charlie, you're supposed to be spending the night drinking champagne out of that fancy trophy of yours, not sitting on Twitter talking to Piers.

Click on to find the answer to the Giggs teaser.

Ryan Giggs answer: Mal Donaghy (1957) and Zeki Fryers (1993)