LONDON -- Let's all take a moment to spare a thought for Leicester City football player Christian Fuchs, whose name landed him in a spot of bother recently when he checked in to a hotel.
Fuchs was born in Austria, and currently plays as a defender for Premier League team Leicester City.
As you can imagine, his name stands out on the pitch.
Let's do this!! #LCFC #SouLei A photo posted by Christian Fuchs (@fuchs_official) on Oct 17, 2015 at 5:42am PDT
The problem is, his name can also lead to the occasional spot of confusion.
Fuchs shared the following photo of a hotel room card he'd been given on his Instagram account on Tuesday.
Wrong name on room card. Still took that room #NoFuchsGiven A photo posted by Christian Fuchs (@fuchs_official) on Nov 9, 2015 at 2:25pm PST
Good on Fuchs for taking the room anyway (and we've got a lot of time for his choice of hashtag, we seems to have sparked something of a trend on social media).
@FuchsOfficial the #NoFuchsGiven is one of the best hashtags out there!— Dan (@dtheochari) November 12, 2015
This is what you do when there is #NoFuchsGiven #arniesface @oefb1904 pic.twitter.com/DYJNAWYSpd— christian fuchs (@FuchsOfficial) November 11, 2015
I think I might love Christian Fuchs #NoFuchsGiven pic.twitter.com/CkkBICySzM— Chris Deeley (@ThatChris1209) November 12, 2015
(Although it also seems to have caused confusion among some.)
How is #NoFuchsGiven a legitimate hashtag but #NoFucksGiven isn't? What the fuck does that first one even mean?— Shelby Mathis (@shelby14ann) November 13, 2015
Keep on giving no Fuchs, Christian.