The camera found imitators of monkey sounds.
A Sky Sports video you can see the ghosts of the Puskás Arena, who insulted the players with colored skin in the Hungarian-English World Cup qualifiers on Thursday evening, imitating the players with colored skins, writes Index. In today’s announcement, the Hungarian Football Association stated: “The vast majority of the sixty thousand fans visiting the Puskás Arena are sporting, and it is in their defense that the disruptors need to be identified and severely punished.”
We have the whistles
After that, the only question was whether they would be able to find a video or a photo that could identify the disruptors and whizards of the Hungary-England World Cup qualifier on Thursday, for which FIFA would most likely penalize the Hungarian federation and impose a closure. , thus depriving the well-off majority of fans of the joys of going to the match, they add.
In a video on Sky Sports British television indeed
the Hungarian fans who presumably insulted Raheem Sterling with a giggle imitating a monkey sound can be clearly identified,
the player scoring the leading goal of the guests. The article quotes Rob Dorsett, a staff member at Sky Sports News, who heard it “Sporadic monkey crying” from different points in the auditorium, especially when Raheem Sterling touched the ball. “Specifically, I saw and heard four people gasp, and the target of the stroke was Jude Bellingham, who performed the warm-up movements just before the Hungarian ultrasound.” He said. The article also mentions that the English players were whistled by their own fans in the pre-World Cup pre-match kneeling before the match, and they even got a whistle in their opening match against Croatia at the European Championships.
The English players couldn’t really hear a couple of people giggling among the 65,000 normal fans
Harry Maguire, the author of the third English goal, said about the Hungarian-English on Thursday: “After the match, I talked to the boys in the locker room, and the truth is that none of them heard the racist rhymes.
Maybe we were so focused on the match that we didn’t hear it.
But if it’s true, it’s terribly disappointing, and I trust those who do it will be punished. ”
Team captain Harry Kane, the author of the fourth goal, didn’t hear a stutter during the match: “I didn’t know anything like that, it was only after the match that I was told there were racist manifestations. What comes next is no longer in our hands, but we hope that UEFA will impose tough sanctions and hit the Hungarians. ” However, Kane knows this badly, as the World Cup qualifier is under the jurisdiction of the World Federation, FIFA.
It was emphasized that, as the MLSZ wrote in its statement, the identification of the guilty supporters is in progress, the ban from the stadium and the police proceedings can only be initiated if their identity can be verified beyond a reasonable doubt. The ban can last for two years, which is otherwise provided for in a separate law, they write.
The video you can view it here.
Image source: MTI / Illyés Tibor
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