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Published 16:36 7 Jan 2017 GMT
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Jokes, like frogs, are dead if you dissect them, so we will leave you to figure out for yourself why this post garnered 66 shares.
Unperturbed, the page proceeded to published a correct post on Saturday, without deleting Friday's effort.
"Were a bit red in da face due to yesterday's spelling mistake of 'come'," they wrote. "A big special mention to our girls team who are starting back training hard
"Come on all the girls!"
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