Put the twitter down Tyson !

Dozens of celebrities, including the likes of Royle Family star Ricky Tomlinson, actress Sheridan Smith and Everton legend Joe Royle, have helped to publicise the unsolved killing after the Jones family launched an awareness campaign.
Andrew, 51, said he was shocked to get the reply from Morecambe-based boxer Fury.
He told the ECHO: “I was speechless.
“I’ve been asking celebrities for retweets for a few weeks in the hope that the message spreads and that justice catches up with the people who killed my son.
“For the most part, they’ve been great. They’ve retweeted the message, posed with awareness posters and spread the message.
“But I couldn’t believe the message Tyson Fury sent. I think he owes me an apology.
“For someone in the public eye, with such a high-profile to say ‘I’m not a grass’ – what message does that send?
“I hope he never has to go through 11 years of what I and my wife have. I hope he never loses his son and spends years not knowing if justice is ever going to arrive.
“It was a horrible thing to say. He should know better.”