Istanbul'sWho was the person allegedly abused? A PSG coach or istanbul?
Istanbul, Demba BaWho was the person allegedly abused? A PSG coach or istanbul?
Romania I believeAnyone know what country the officials were from?
Shocking behaviour. What an idiot. He'll never officiate again now.
Even if that is the case, he shouldn't be referring to him as "the black guy", as Demba Ba points out in the video above.Black in Romanian is negru, not a clue how its pronounced.
It seems the ref was identifying the assistant coach and described him as such.
Could be misunderstanding bc if he called him n-word his career is over.
He's speaking in Romanian.Wonder how many pages before someone defends the official?
The other officials are far left Marxists. They probably want to defund the Premier League.Wonder how many pages before someone defends the official?
Istanbul Assistant CoachWho was the person allegedly abused? A PSG coach or istanbul?
The black one doesn't sound not racistHe's speaking in Romanian.
He says "ala negru", which means "the black one". There is nothing racist about that.
Thin ice this, but if the ref asked, which one did it and he doesnt know their names, referring to him as the black guy is sort of apt.Even if that is the case, he shouldn't be referring to him as "the black guy", as Demba Ba points out in the video above.
Imagine if he wore paddy power boxers€8.50 fine incoming.
we all know UEFA arent serious when it comes to racism.
Every cloud...It's made me not even care that much about the United result.
Eh? That's clearly racist. In a multicultural format, if I point and call someone "yellow" or "black" that's kinda racist. I mean, I would just say "that guy there"He's speaking in Romanian.
He says "ala negru", which means "the black one". There is nothing racist about that.
As long as he referred to all the white players as "the white one" then absolutely. And I'm sure he did do that, didn't he?He's speaking in Romanian.
He says "ala negru", which means "the black one". There is nothing racist about that.
Yes, there is.He's speaking in Romanian.
He says "ala negru", which means "the black one". There is nothing racist about that.
Im just preparing to avoid this thread after this post as a shot storm is coming.As long as he referred to all the white players as "the white one" then absolutely. And I'm sure he did do that, didn't he?
Agree with this. They literally have huge numbers on their backs if you don't know their name. Which is in slightly smaller letters on their same back.The black one doesn't sound not racist
Right. Demba has a name. He has a shirt number. Yet he's reduced to "that negro". Embarrassing from an "official".Yes, there is.
Not even one page before people are defending the official. Un-fecking-believable.
I take it you’re trollingHe's speaking in Romanian.
He says "ala negru", which means "the black one". There is nothing racist about that.
I dont understand, you cant describe someones physical appearance? I live in New York and dont refer to everyone as african-american because most of my football friends arent American. What term would be accepted?Even if that is the case, he shouldn't be referring to him as "the black guy", as Demba Ba points out in the video above.
Why?Im just preparing to avoid this thread after this post as a shot storm is coming.
Agree but a one point deduction for PSG for allow it to happen in their ground is the best solution I thinkIf either team gets punished for this then UEFA can feck right off.
If it wasn’t true, it would be amusing!Imagine if he wore paddy power boxers
If it were the only white person among a group of blacks, then surely you would do that? I've literally heard Robbie from AFTV say "the black one" when he could think of an opposition player's name.As long as he referred to all the white players as "the white one" then absolutely. And I'm sure he did do that, didn't he?
I'm raising my kids not to use that sort of descriptors, I agree with everyone above that it is inappropriate in that it singles out individuals for their race (whether or not with negative intent) and confirms race roles.Thin ice this, but if the ref asked, which one did it and he doesnt know their names, referring to him as the black guy is sort of apt.
Please dont kill me for this internet
It is the only fair way.Agree but a one point deduction for PSG for allow it to happen in their ground is the best solution I think
He's speaking in Romanian.
He says "ala negru", which means "the black one". There is nothing racist about that.