
Nigeria international Alex Iwobi has deleted all Fulham-related posts from his Instagram account, days after being jeered by a section of the club's supporters, according to PUNCH Sports Extra. The midfielder was substituted in the 82nd minute of Fulham's 3-2 Premier League defeat to Crystal Palace, with his withdrawal greeted by ironic cheers and jeers from some fans. The removal of the posts followed the hostile reception he received during the match.
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