A football (soccer ball) will automatically appear on your tweets.


For 2010, you can also use #wc2010 and #2010worldcup. Not as popular but still being used.;
, See Sources and Citations for some suggestions.
 Read wikiHow's article on how to change your Twitter background.
 Look for the World Cup lists of interest and follow during the World Cup. Un-follow when the World Cup ends. Follow again next World Cup!


Make your own list.
 You might tweet about:


Your thoughts about the soccer matches, the wins and losses, etc.
Keeping your followers updated with the latest soccer news.
Share your guesses on which wins will come up next.
Commiserate with fellow fans over losses.
Use the Twitter hashtag #world-cup.
Put a World Cup supporter's icon or a country flag on your avatar.
Change your background to feature football (soccer) themes or the flag of your favorite country.
Follow pre-made lists.
Tweet daily on your football or soccer knowledge.
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