Jack Grealish was replying to Man City fans on Twitter at 5 am following FA Cup win
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Jack Grealish has been caught partying again, as he was seen replying to City fans at five in the morning following his side's FA Cup final win over rivals Manchester United.
The tricky winger is known for his party-loving personality, and has been spotted several times on nights out in England and on holiday while drinking.
Grealish is an energetic, extroverted character in general, so it makes sense as to why he fits into the party-lifestyle so well.
An example of this could be seen during last season's Premier League title celebrations when Grealish famously called out Miguel Almiron on social media by saying Bernardo Silva got substituted because he was playing like him.
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On this occasion, Grealish was replying to a tweet by a Manchester City news Twitter account that tweeted out "Jack Grealish winning trophies. That's the norm."
To which the 27-year-old replied with: "Love ya brother hahahah what a guy!! Love this club man"
It was a wholesome message and a great touch from Grealish to get in touch with the fans however, he replied to the tweet at 5:13 am, almost 12 hours after the original tweet went out.
The account then replied with: "Get it down ya" with a beer emoji.
Referencing the likelihood of Grealish being on a night out, it would come to no surprise to fans if it was true.
Despite giving away the penalty for Manchester United's goal, Grealish was on the winning side come the full-time whistle, as Manchester City moved one step closer to a historic treble.
The winger may not have had as much of an influence on the game as he may have liked, but with yet another trophy under his belt and a Champions League final next weekend, it will be the least of his worries.
City fans must now hope that Grealish has not jumped the gun and is still laser-focused for what could be the most memorable night in the club's history come Saturday.
Featured Image Credit: Twitter: @JackGrealish
Topics: FA Cup, Jack Grealish, Manchester City, Premier League, Football
