Premier League football is best enjoyed with a drink.
Whether that's chugging down a pint at the pub, sipping on a soft drink in the stands or watching the early kick-off with a mug of coffee, you can't beat a nice refreshment during the beautiful game.
And if the first scenario is your cup of tea - no pun intended - then you'll be well aware that some bizarre footballing conservations can be thrown around over a few pints.
But we feel pretty confident in wagering that nobody has ever wondered: what would every Premier League club be if it was a drink? And no, we haven't had a few drinks of our own.
Well, Twitter user @PrimeNelson has gone viral for debating that very question, garnering over 2,000 retweets and 9,000 'likes' for his theory on all 20 clubs.
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While it might seem a little far-fetched at this point, it can't be denied that it makes for amusing fare once you start reading... even if we've had to censor the Chelsea line (we'll let you find out that one for yourselves).
So, check out which drink your club has ended up with and be sure to debate whether that's the most accurate representation of your side.
AFC Bournemouth
Juice Shots - A small, low budget drink, but is still decent.
Arsenal
Diet Coke - Still a good drink, but a joke compared to their previous counterpart.
Aston Villa
Lemonade - A pretty average and standard drink, but has been around forever.
Brighton & Hove Albion
Water - A boring, bland and plain drink. Nothing special.
Burnley
Tea - The most Brexit drink out there.
Chelsea
Off-brand energy drink - N/A.
Crystal Palace
Vimto - An irrelevant drink that nobody likes or enjoys drinking.
Everton
Pepsi - Still a decent drink, and a big brand, but still in the shadow of their counterpart (Coke).
Leicester City
Oasis - Overall great drink, that nobody has any issues with.
Liverpool
Coke - Best drink out there, and nothing can beat it at the moment, no matter how hard they try.
Manchester City
J20 - Costs an absolute fortune, still tastes amazing but seems like a scam.
Manchester United
Iron Bru - A drink loved by a strong fan base, but hated by everyone else.
Newcastle United
Dr Pepper - Splits people 50:50, you either love it or hate it.
Norwich City
Sparkling water - Not great, and definitely not worthy of the top tier.
Sheffield United
Coffee - Age old drink, full of energy and provides a superb work ethic.
Tottenham Hotspur
Calypso - Came our of nowhere, and became absolutely massive. A great drink but we hate to admit it.
Southampton
Coke Cherry - A drink known by everyone but not drunk often. Has its moments.
Watford
KA - Good at times, but quite inconsistent and all depends on which flavour you get.
West Ham United
Emerge - A cheap, low quality and chavvy energy drink.
Wolverhampton Wanderers
Capri Sun - An underdog, a secret weapon, a class drink.
GIVEMESPORT's Kobe Tong says
Call me a monster, but I believe Diet Coke is better than the original Coca Cola. Blasphemous, I know.
So, for that reason I would have to bestow the silver can upon a Liverpool team destined for gold and take it away from an Arsenal side that deserves far less for having won just two league games since October.
Pepsi seems a little bit generous for Everton, too. Perhaps they're more deserving of Grey Goose vodka for involving so much heavy spending and always ending up in an absolute mess.
And considering I'm sat with a mug of coffee while writing this, I could be doing much worse than sipping on a drink with the same strength and underdog spirit of Sheffield United (at least that's what I'm telling myself).
Those few tweaks aside, though, I've got to credit @PrimeNelson for hitting the nail on the head in amusing fashion with most of these picks - and no more so than Manchester United.
After all, Iron Bru is most loved in Scotland and the Red Devils could really do with a certain coach who hails from that very same country. No, I'm not on about David Moyes.