As of Wednesday morning, Polizzi's post had earned nearly 89,000 likes on Instagram and a flurry of fan support in comments.
But while the Fifa World Cup, in a couple of weeks, might spark a flurry of football fans at local five-a-sides pitches, can netball's success on the elite stage have a similar impact at grassroots level?
While Napster ended in a flurry of lawsuits, Fanning followed it up with Snowcap and Rupture which gained success and were eventually acquired.
The Croisette is increasingly difficult to walk down with a mad flurry of traffic, critics, fans desperate for tickets and people who could be famous if you squint a bit all jostling for space.
At the night's close, event organizers had to play pedestrian traffic cops, sending a flurry of tweets steering fans to the proper exists.
A flurry of reaction from Eagles fans turned to disappointment when McCoy amended his status a few hours later: "Nope I was wrong he still is available".
When some stores, primarily in Manhattan, ran out of what Starbucks calls the sauce used to flavor the pumpkin spice latte in October, a flurry of panicked messages from fans appeared on Twitter and Facebook.
She began peeling apart a pile of parts, tossing them aside as she dug down, a flurry of hubcaps and bumpers, fan belts and old coffee cups.
Arsene Wenger has been spotted in Paris to fuel a flurry of optimism among desperate Arsenal fans that their transfer business is not ending with a whimper, but possibly with the addition of Paris Saint-Germain striker Edinson Cavani.
It has led to a flurry of jokes mocking Red Star, whose fans have a tendency to regard their European Cup triumph in 1991 as an unbeatable trump in any dispute with Partizan.
