TWEETS - There's A Crisps World Cup Happening And It Is INTENSE

Twitter is great. Crisps, also great. Put the two together and it's just heavenly. Richard Osman is a bit of TV legend, as the creator and co-presenter of brilliant BBC game show Pointless, but he also has quite a large Twitter following and a penchant for tournaments. Today he announced he is going to be doing a Crisps World Cup, and our very own Tayto are in the running alongside other noble crisps like Pom Bears and Pringles. Cast your vote, for DEMOCRACY.

The World Cup Of Crisps is nearly here! The 48 teams have been drawn into 12 groups. Voting on groups 1-4 will begin at 10am! #wcocr2016
— Richard Osman (@richardosman) March 26, 2016

Our first round consists of 12 groups of 4 and will be completed today. The first 4 of those groups are about to be announced. #wcocr2016 — Richard Osman (@richardosman) March 26, 2016

WORLD CUP OF CRISPS 2016 ROUND 1 - GROUP 1 of 12 Top 2 qualify. Voting starts now! #wcocr2016
— Richard Osman (@richardosman) March 26, 2016

WORLD CUP OF CRISPS 2016 ROUND 1 - GROUP 2 of 12 Top 2 qualify. Voting starts now! #wcocr2016 — Richard Osman (@richardosman) March 26, 2016

WORLD CUP OF CRISPS 2016 ROUND 1 - GROUP 3 of 12 Top 2 qualify for round 2. Voting starts now! #wcocr2016
— Richard Osman (@richardosman) March 26, 2016

Here's Tayto's group, for those feeling patriotic.

WORLD CUP OF CRISPS 2016 ROUND 1 - GROUP 4 of 12 Top 2 qualify for round 2. Voting starts now! #wcocr2016 — Richard Osman (@richardosman) March 26, 2016

Someone didn't know what a Tayto was. Disgraceful.

Can anyone offer Kellie a trip to Ireland to find out? https://t.co/G03QvJ5nfc
— Richard Osman (@richardosman) March 26, 2016

Mr Tayto, getting behind our country.

@Fergal_Kelly @shellycos I believe in Ireland! We just need to get the people voting! #VoteTayto https://t.co/fJx6dHeb2h — Mr.Tayto Ireland (@MrTaytoIreland) March 26, 2016

@richardosman Tayto cheese n onion has a limited availability, not everyone has the opportunity to taste the finest crisps in the world.
— Glenn Speers (@GlennSpeers) March 26, 2016