Post by robeiae on Jan 27, 2021 8:44:38 GMT -5
Italian football (soccer), amirite?
www.goal.com/en-us/news/what-did-ibrahimovic-say-lukaku-milan-derby-fight-will-they/1v660olu5xrgf1alx2i24jf18h
www.espn.com/soccer/juventus/story/4298766/juventus-goalkeeper-buffon-could-face-ban-for-blasphemous-remark
For point of info, these are three really big stars. And if you're wondering what Buffon said, what was blasphemous, no one seems to really know, though I did see a claim that he was misusing the word "God"...the no-good son-of-a-bitch...
Anyway, none of this is as bad as a ref identifying someone as black, right?
www.goal.com/en-us/news/what-did-ibrahimovic-say-lukaku-milan-derby-fight-will-they/1v660olu5xrgf1alx2i24jf18h
During the heated confrontation, the words of both Ibrahimovic and Lukaku were picked up by the pitchside microphones, with the two players serving volleys of English back and forth.
Ibrahimovic can reportedly be heard saying: "Go do your voodoo sh*t, you little donkey. Go do your voodoo sh*t. Call your mother!"
In an apparent invitation to engage further, Lukaku can then be heard responding: "Well, let's go inside you b*tch. We will see."
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He then followed Ibrahimovic as they left the pitch, repeatedly calling him a "b*tch" before delivering the message: "F*ck you and your wife, you little b*tch."
Ibrahimovic can reportedly be heard saying: "Go do your voodoo sh*t, you little donkey. Go do your voodoo sh*t. Call your mother!"
In an apparent invitation to engage further, Lukaku can then be heard responding: "Well, let's go inside you b*tch. We will see."
[snip]
He then followed Ibrahimovic as they left the pitch, repeatedly calling him a "b*tch" before delivering the message: "F*ck you and your wife, you little b*tch."
www.espn.com/soccer/juventus/story/4298766/juventus-goalkeeper-buffon-could-face-ban-for-blasphemous-remark
Juventus goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon is facing a one-match fan if found guilty of using an alleged blasphemous expression during a match against Parma on Dec. 19.
The incident relates back to a comment made while speaking to teammate Manolo Portanova in the 80th minute of the Bianconeri's 4-0 victory over Buffon's former side.
The incident relates back to a comment made while speaking to teammate Manolo Portanova in the 80th minute of the Bianconeri's 4-0 victory over Buffon's former side.
Anyway, none of this is as bad as a ref identifying someone as black, right?