Very racist piece on Sadiq Umar

[furiously frank]

Examples of anti-racist: gangly Rawlings is a dead rubber in Ghana.
Fact: Rawlings is Scottish by heritage but he colonized and shot dead 5 prior rulers of Ghana before his ascension.

[Scipio Africanus]

The OP does not seem to understand the definition of racism.

See dunce.

You must be looking at a mirror

[Prince]

Not sure if Gerard is racist but he has a lot of problems with a lot of African players

[heavyd]

Not sure if Gerard is racist but he has a lot of problems with a lot of African players

Here we go again...

You are obviously talking about Diouf. Everybody had problems with Diouf.

[Prince]

Not sure if Gerard is racist but he has a lot of problems with a lot of African players

Here we go again...

You are obviously talking about Diouf. Everybody had problems with Diouf.

Ejaria, Sadiq

he seems to like docile Africans my little observation

[heavyd]

Not sure if Gerard is racist but he has a lot of problems with a lot of African players

Here we go again...

You are obviously talking about Diouf. Everybody had problems with Diouf.

Ejaria, Sadiq

he seems to like docile Africans my little observation

It didnt work out for them at Rangers... it happens
Joe Aribo is doing well under him...

[Prince]

We recognise that it didnt work out for them at Liverpool snd Rangers but its the acrimonious nature and dimension when it concerns African players, Diouf, Ejaria and Saddiq he seems to prefer humiliation

[Cito]

Why would they keep insisting on "rangers flop" and mocked the fact that the rangers flop is worth 15m euro

Bro, it is the irony that makes the story.
He was indeed a Rangers "flop".
But now he has scored "an incredible 34 goals in 39 games" (their words).

The article even mentions how Sadiq felt "humiliated" by Rangers boss Gerard by forcing him to train with the youth team. So its nothing racist. Just an incredible turnaround story.

In fact, for all you know, it could be a subtle dig at Steven Gerrard for failing to recognise and bring the best out of a young prolific striker.

2nd question asked by damunk.... this joker now wants to lie and deviate from the topic..shame shame shame

I take it you didn’t read his post if you indeed found a question in his writeup.

[1naija]

Why would they keep insisting on "rangers flop" and mocked the fact that the rangers flop is worth 15m euro

Bro, it is the irony that makes the story.
He was indeed a Rangers "flop".
But now he has scored "an incredible 34 goals in 39 games" (their words).

The article even mentions how Sadiq felt "humiliated" by Rangers boss Gerard by forcing him to train with the youth team. So its nothing racist. Just an incredible turnaround story.

In fact, for all you know, it could be a subtle dig at Steven Gerrard for failing to recognise and bring the best out of a young prolific striker.

2nd question asked by damunk.... this joker now wants to lie and deviate from the topic..shame shame shame

I take it you didn’t read his post if you indeed found a question in his writeup.

BigbellePokey does not read. He only knows how to read the menu at Fingerlicking.

[heavyd]

We recognise that it didnt work out for them at Liverpool snd Rangers but its the acrimonious nature and dimension when it concerns African players, Diouf, Ejaria and Saddiq he seems to prefer humiliation

How did he humiliate Ejaria?
He was one of his very first signings.

How did he humiliate Diouf?
Diouf was crap at Liverpool didnt pull his weight and had clashes with Gerard who was a Club legend.

As for Sadiq as i said it happens. Gerard signed Jon Flanagan (former teammate and fellow scouser) from Liverpool and it didnt work out for him either