This about the singing I take it?So Enzo Fernandez is a **** then
YeahThis about the singing I take it?
I don’t suppose that’s going to cause him too much grief with his English team mates thoughCan't say the Spanish team singing songs about Gibraltar was the nicest thing post-Euro 24.
All football reallyIs this for all divisions and teams in England ?
Yeah I think it's pretty outrageous tbh. I think the only thing that might save him is the fact that he's based in England/plays for an English side rather than a French one. Might allow for some brushing under the carpet PR. Imagine if England had won the Euros and he had said the same thing about the black English players.I think they might end up having to sell him. It’s so much more racist than any of the other player racism scandals I can remember.
Yeah I think this is the thing tbh. Even if Chelsea can navigate the situation from a PR point of view, which seems plausible, the day-to-day reality is that he would have to go back into a dressing room of players who for a large part absolutely hate his guts and/or think he's a complete ****.These sorts of things are often overstated but he was unfollowed by a stack of Chelsea team mates. His position there is possibly untenable?
I haven't seen the video (nor do I really want to) but from what I've read/heard there were a few players involved. Something like this usually goes far deeper and is clearly cultural.I think they might end up having to sell him. It’s so much more racist than any of the other player racism scandals I can remember.
Is it any worse than Suarez at Liverpool?I think they might end up having to sell him. It’s so much more racist than any of the other player racism scandals I can remember.
Almost no chance they sell him. The only league capable of matching his £180k/w wages would be Saudi (and pretty unlikely he accepts a move there at his age).Is it any worse than Suarez at Liverpool?
That was a culture thing, think this is too. Just a lot of bad bells in South America.
Hope Chelsea sell him.
Maybe, it’s not really for me to say. The Suarez one was really bad too. The uncertainty about what exactly was said and what was intended bailed him out a bit. If it was recorded on video, and if Evra’s description of it is reasonably accurate, it might have impacted his career more.Is it any worse than Suarez at Liverpool?
Having lived in Argentina, I can assure you it is a cultural thing.Chalking these sorts of incidents up as "a culture thing" is unideal imo. I know this is not what flibberty is doing, but the apparent implication of statements like this (to me anyway) is that something being "cultural" somehow makes it more excusable. I mean if a key constituent element of a culture is degrading people because of their race, that's a sign that the culture is pretty ****ing ****.