IF you watched any of the BBC's coverage of Glastonbury at the weekend, chances are you spotted a Widnes Vikings flag waving in the crowd.
No matter the day or time, it seemed to pop up in every crowd scene with viewers spotting it during The Killers' set, Royal Blood, Radiohead and the Foo Fighters.
And it even garnered the respect of Widnes Vikings star Chris Houston and Warrington Wolves Ashton Sims.
Who is the legend down Glastonbury with the @WidnesRL flag??? Is that you @freddyocarroll 😂😂 pic.twitter.com/tW1kGm7Q8I
— Chris Houston (@chrishowzo) June 24, 2017
Have I just seen a @WidnesRL flag at #Glastonbury 🎸🤘🏼 #respect pic.twitter.com/bmcAM6zUAu
— Ashton Sims (@ashtonsims26) June 24, 2017
It resulted in some suggesting the flag owner should have a free ticket to the next game while others offered a free bobble hat.
Whoever it is with the greatest @WidnesRL club flag should have a free ticket for our next home game
— Antony Bell (@Typical_Wolf93) June 24, 2017
That flag at Glastonbury has probably got Widnes a bigger exposure than the entire Vikings advertising budget.
— Kevin Mort (@KEVINMORT) June 25, 2017
Free #Laughton bobble hat to the owner of the #Glastonbury Widnes flag. Serious exposure for our great game! (Evidence required) RT ✅🏉⚫⚪️ pic.twitter.com/Gi44iSoj9o
— M62 Clothing (@M62clothing) June 24, 2017
While others took to Twitter to exude their pride the club were getting so much coverage.
Who's is this Widnes flag 😂 they've literally been everywhere 👏🏼
— Jenny Martin (@jenibeanio) June 25, 2017
Hearing of a Widnes flag at Glasto is giving me those proud wool feels. OO TA! OO TA BE! OO TA BE A WOOLY! #Glastonbury2017
— James Parle Δ (@Parleaaesina) June 23, 2017
The Killers singing Mr Brightside was amazing enough but when the Widnes flag comes flying across the front! Even better 😂 #Glastonbury2017
— hannah (@hannah_wieland) June 25, 2017
Are you the owner of the Widnes Vikings flag at Glastonbury? Email hannah.bargery@nqnw.co.uk.
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