Social media is becoming more and more prominent in modern day society, none more so than in the industry of professional sport.
Largely, it gives fans a chance to interact with their football club, players, and supporters and is largely used in a beneficial way, however, it also allows people a platform to vent their frustration, create conflict, and send unnecessary abuse to those in the spotlight.
And that was seen following Notts County's 2-2 draw with Chesterfield, with a number of tweets sent in the way of some Magpies players, which created a unwanted divide between a minority of fans and players so early into a National League season.