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p>Nick Pope, Newcastle goalkeeper has spoken out about the madness that Toon fans created after they hijacked an online poll that put an England man number one on Twitter. https://canvas.instructure.com/eportfolios/1446660/Home/Medical_Gaming_Treating_Lifechanging_Injuries </p>

p>Toon Polls, a Newcastle fan account, answered an Burger King online poll asking for opinions on gherkins and tomatoes.

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p>The account made fun of the tweet 'Nick Pope', and started a trend that saw companies like McDonalds, Easyjet and Amazon all tweeting the name of the Magpie's summer signing. https://blogfreely.net/dilllaura7/simple-methods-to-lose-weight-and-keeping-it-off </p>

p>Speaking in an interview in an interview with Sky Sports, the 30-year-old revealed how he learned about the incident and how his phone went up with notifications.

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p>Nick Pope has laughed off the absurdity of seeing his name top the list on Twitter

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p>"It was a strange situation to land to. I glanced at my phone and was forced to blink a couple of times before grabbing myself.' The Magpies stopper said,

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p>"I thought"What's the matter? What is happening? My phone didn't stop vibrating. This isn't something I'm familiar with and it's not something that many people are.

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p>"A few texts were saying, What's the deal? This is a bit alarming. It was constant, I don't know how many. It was something I'm not used to and it was funny when I realized what was happening. Then, the boys began taking the mickey.

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p>When asked which of his team-mates who rubbed him the most over his new found fame, Pope said that the humiliation was a collective effort by the changing room.

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p>Newcastle fans started the chaos by responding to a Burger King poll with Nick Pope.

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p>Pope joined in the fun by tweeting his name as the trending number 10 in the world.

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p>"They were able to spread the word - there were so many worldwide. Every turn I took there was another. If it was one of the other boys, I would do the same.'

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p>Pope's name was the most popular in the UK and ranked 10th worldwide, while McDonalds promised breakfast for free to Toon Polls, if the goalie could keep his clean sheet against Brighton the next day, something he duly obliged with following the goalless draw between Newcastle and Brighton at The Amex Stadium.

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p>The poll went viral, but he wasn't alone. Arizona based UFO expert Nick Pope was also the recipient of the publicity generated by the tweets, and it was not the first time that Nick Pope's paths crossed, as the Newcastle Nick Pope explained.

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p>Pope's victory over Brighton earned the account of the fan a free McDonalds breakfast

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p>"We had a disagreement a few in the past, and something occurred. I think that he was being hounded by opposition football fans so I had the courage to tell them it was not him. You never think that one day I may need information on UFOs and at least I have a contact.'

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p>Pope has settled in at St James' Park swiftly, pulling off an impressive string of performances in the Newcastle's initial three games.

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p>There have been calls for the Toon number one to become England's new first choice goalie, but is up against current owner of the jersey Jordan Pickford as well as Aaron Ramsdale and Dean Henderson.

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