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A photo of Jordan Boyd from Carlton led to violent debate after noticing an unusual detail in a picture of the fans in a picture that holds his hands after Brisbane's tough loss to Brisbane. 25 -year -old Boyd won 17 -handed, five signs, four struggles and 461 meters, but it was the colorful nail polish where fans gathered. Blue, pink, yellow and black fashion expression, AFL'nin 'defeat' pain upset AFL'nin chief photographer Michael Wilson was caught in a photo. But a Footy fan was very upset, 'Netball? Which sport', another ', why does it wear nail polish? 'And third' hmmm nice nail polish 'wrote. It didn't take long for other fans to jump to their defense with a social media user 'Imagine that he was disturbed by a man wearing nail polish.' A photograph of Jordan Boyd from Carlton led to violent online discussion after a photo that held Blues's loss to Brisbane after photo that kept his hands on his face. Carlton player Jordan Boyd was depicted with his girlfriend. AFL fans, Sam Newman's Gooing Footy fans welcome to the welcome ceremony in the AFL front finals and after applauding Sam Newman after sending a blunt message. Welcome to the country ceremony in Gabba. This was followed by many more comments that supported Boyd, one of AFL's most brilliant expectations. 'Many insecure men in the comments! He is afraid of another man wearing nail polish,' 'he wrote. Another, 'a man wearing nail polish and how many low -life plebs with problems wandered around the society.' Some women expressed jealousy of how well Boyd wears decorating on their nails. The same commentator, 'Sam Newman and Co'nun Footy show when they dress like women, but a player wears a nail polish ... All of you complain.' Another was very infuriating, 'If I had see another brainless comment about the nails of Jordan Boyd, I will throw my phone to a storm water evacuation' he wrote damage his own phones. Some said Boyd showed that he was sure of his place in the world.' Another imagined that someone else had made someone else for him, 'I guess a young relative or fan finals series' luck' painted his nails. 'He would explain the colors and chips.' Others took a point of view of whether the game was much more important than a player's nails about how the game was played. 'Jordan Boyd is a weapon, shame for everyone who speaks about him,' he wrote. And another, by writing that they were very impressed by Jordan Boyd, he kept it very simple for those who easily uncomfortable.'