I hope the racist got what he deserved, but will these nasty feckers who kick the Slavia player while he is down get a punishment?
Rangers/Slavia Prague incidents
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Another twist this, which would not surprise me one bit seeing how twatish those Rangers players are in that incident where they hit the player while on the ground.Some Czech journalist apparently said this too.
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"He said fecking monkey"
No idea if this has been mooted, but rather than the Slavia guy covering his mouth in order to voice a racist slur, is it possible he was spitting at the Rangers player? If you watch the part of the video where the referee shows the yellow card to each player, the Rangers lad seems to indicate that with a gesture. Not that this might be held up as some sort of defence for the bloke, of course!
Edit: having just seen the above video, it clearly was not a case of spitting
Edit: having just seen the above video, it clearly was not a case of spitting
The Rangers player has said that they were racially abused, not spat on.
Look at Zungu's immediate reaction. He heard it too. Kamara is not making this up.
Absolutely no excuse for racism, Kick Slavia out of the competition. Also no excuse for the thuggish way Rangers play. Kick them out of the competition. Two bad apples out, and Utd get bye to the semis. Everyone wins.
These Rangers players kicking players while being down and assaulting basically the keeper, did cover themselves in glory did they? Are they even better than the alleged racist twat? Or are they only going to be the victims?
If Rangers players have been involved in beating up Kudela after the game that's obviously unacceptable and a ban should be on its way. That one should be easy to either prove or disprove.
But if UEFA don't want incidents like this to spiral out of control, they need to give players some sense that they will get justice by the proper channels. You will never be able to prove 100% what he said. That's why he covered his mouth when saying it. But carefully interviewing all the players who were there and the referee should be able to build a fairly reliable picture based on what individuals said as they reacted. For me, the fact that Zungu, without having heard Kamara repeat it, claims that Kudela said 'monkeys' is telling. If the ref can confirm that at some point in the immediate fracas Kamara reported that specific word to him, that's convincing.
Incidentally, that 'reliable journalist' quoted on reddit (ffs) doesn't even tally with his own team's claim about what Kudela said. It's immaterial though. You don't cover your mouth and lean close to say 'you fecking guy' or 'you ugly bastards' and then run away afterwards.
Ban the player and ban the team.
But if UEFA don't want incidents like this to spiral out of control, they need to give players some sense that they will get justice by the proper channels. You will never be able to prove 100% what he said. That's why he covered his mouth when saying it. But carefully interviewing all the players who were there and the referee should be able to build a fairly reliable picture based on what individuals said as they reacted. For me, the fact that Zungu, without having heard Kamara repeat it, claims that Kudela said 'monkeys' is telling. If the ref can confirm that at some point in the immediate fracas Kamara reported that specific word to him, that's convincing.
Incidentally, that 'reliable journalist' quoted on reddit (ffs) doesn't even tally with his own team's claim about what Kudela said. It's immaterial though. You don't cover your mouth and lean close to say 'you fecking guy' or 'you ugly bastards' and then run away afterwards.
Ban the player and ban the team.
Well, look who their manager is. That should answer your last question.
They are quite vocal regarding what the guy said. Not sure whether I can trust an asshole who kicks a men in such a cnutish manner 5 seconds before that.
They should be punished for their actions as well, it’s no excuse for racist behaviour whatsoever.
Or does their shit behaviour mean it’s okay to be racist?
Yes his credibility stays behind with Suarez and their stupid t-shirts, besides he was always a dirty fecker.
So what's the gist of this - "it's ok to be racist if you're playing against a Steven Gerrard team?"
It's clear you're not taking these allegations seriously but I'd like to think events a decade ago (and Gerrard never even wore those horrid shirts but no doubt, like the club as a whole, someone should have stood in at the time) shouldn't disqualify a man from growing and becoming more aware in the intervening years. He's acted strongly here.
What dirtiness has to do with things when we're talking about a racist incident I don't understand. Just mere days ago people were killed in Atlanta for their race, I think standing against this kind of behaviour is the most important thing now.
No, I was referring to the abundant Liverpool victimization mentality. It’s an absolute travesty that we keep seeing these threads pop up with the frequency they do, racism should be scoured from this earth, should have already been scoured from it. But that’s a Pollyanna-ish expectation, unfortunately.
The reaction from the Rangers players definitely indicates something nasty was said. The Slavia player even knows it afterwards when it kicks off and is shitting himself.
Well yeah, but this thread is about the horrific alleged racism by the Sparta player. No one is defending the Rangers players. Roofe’s tackle was awful.
I've seen that implied a few times already on Twitter, that because of Gerrard's actions in the Suarez incident...well 'feck him' sort of thing (Gerrard I mean). Depressing.
Kamara is laid back and relaxed as a player, I have never seen him react like that. Zungu reacts immediately too. I think it is fair to guess what sort of thing was said.
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Can't believe he can walk after being beaten bloody, apparently!
Slavia Prague asked Lukaku to apologise for calling out that he was racially abused last year - zero surprising that they'd make up a story to distract from their player's racism. Kick them out of the competition.
Has he come out and apologised, or given a view on it? I mean it’s necessary I feel at this point given these exact quotes.
I know
Captain at the time when Liverpool were slandering a racially abused player to defend their star man and he's on the soap box of virtue. Obviously I hope it was a learning experience for him but it's some brass sack
If it ends up being a clear cut case, I would like to see them thrown out. It's obvious pathetic warnings, minor bans to individuals and irrelevant fines is not a high enough risk to deter racists. Maybe the threat of European expulsion will do so instead. Mind if Rangers player(s) dealt with it by the rule of the streets, they should also face a lengthy ban.
Absolutely abhorrent if he actually said that....deserves severe punishment.
The Slavia Prague statement came out & said the player said "you f***ING guy". At least the made up thing from the journalist made a wee bit more sense, does anyone really think Kamara has misheard monkey & f***ing guy?
I'm with you mate. That sort of post shows just how far we still have to go on this issue..
Does the Slavia Prague player know that people like him were deemed "sub-human" by another group of people not that long ago? Same with those bulgarian "fans" in the England match. Maybe it's time to open a history book once a while.
Not only should you reject racism because it's the right and decent thing to do but also, as history tells us, you can suddenly become a victim of it as well.
Not only should you reject racism because it's the right and decent thing to do but also, as history tells us, you can suddenly become a victim of it as well.
A fairly large number of people speak English in Myanmar.
It looks extremely likely that whatever was said differs from what is claimed. There is no place for that sort of behaviour, those ideals need to be eradicated through education and will take years, but the world needs to strive towards this in all races, where colour has no bearing.
Still this needs to be proven, and I’m not sure it can be sadly.
The same 'journalist' who started that is the same guy who was telling people that actually he just said 'ugly'.
Almost like he's someone with a vested interest in downplaying what happened... No, that would be too cynical. Must be two unrelated things.
I don’t understand what Gerrard’s past with Suarez has to do with any of this and why it’s being mentioned? That has no relation to this incident whatsoever.
I'm not saying he said it or he didn't, I'm just saying that is another story reported, and to be honest rangers in general where a disgrace on the pitch as well, so was well heated from both sides.
They defo should investigate it and if your man said what Kamara saying he should be banned.
I imagine the team prob get kicked out of the competition
Definitely just a coincidence, nothing to see here...
So while complaining about racism, you managed to offend about fifteen countries and theor citizens. Including myself. Thanks.
Yeah it happens every weekend at all levels. You must have a short memory but Zidane is one, can think of Keane losing it a few times. The list is endless.
No it is your problem and your problem only, we never see racist incidents in Western Europe. You EE people are responsible for it.
Sweet Jesus...
Irrelevant. Rangers must get punished for the boot to the face and any other incidents but how 'heated' the game was is not an excuse or mitigation for racism.
If the guy made a racist, he needs to be binned. This one doesn't look like the Romanian guy case, this looks like using racist words to insult fellow footballer, which should be a big no no.
But knowing UEFA, they are probably gonna it go with meh bans and fine.
Obviously if the alleged incident was racist.
But knowing UEFA, they are probably gonna it go with meh bans and fine.
Obviously if the alleged incident was racist.
Wow, from the clip it's very obvious the Slavia player is in the wrong from the way he covers his mouth. I hope the right action gets taken. The club statement is quite laughable and embarrassing.
Not just Roofe"s look at that same guy screaming about the racist abuse, kicking and stamping on another man just before the incident.
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