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Derry City's Eamon Zayed wants FAI to act on racism
Derry City forward Eamon Zayed says he expects his allegation that he was racially abused by an opposing player to be thoroughly investigated.
Libyan international Zayed claimed he was the target of a racist comment during a game away to Shamrock Rovers.
The Rovers player involved has denied making any racist remarks.
"Racism has to be stamped out of the game completely. It is up to the FAI and hopefully they will deal with it in the correct manner."
The FAI had already said it would investigate the issue and that it took allegations of racist abuse very seriously.
Zayed was speaking to BBC Radio Foyle after scoring twice in Derry City's 3-0 league win over Bohemians at the Brandywell.
The two goals took the league's leading goalcorer on to 14 for the season.
"It has been a difficult week but I have been supported by family and friends," said the City striker.
"I hope the FAI deal with it in the next few days and it will be put to bed.
"Then I can move on and concentrate on football."
Source: http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/13823096.stm
If this worthless by-product of an abominable"union" between some poxed white council estate slapper and a syphylitic, hairy-arsedcamelfancier wishes to avoid hearing (or imagining) "racial remarks" then he should feel free to piss off to the Libyan sand-pitthat he proudly "represents" instead of blighting the Irish isle with his unwelcome, rancid-breathed presence.
But, of course, things aren't all that rosy in the stinking Maghreb, are they? Isn't it strange that the Arabs, half-Arabs and quarter-Arabs are so proud of their (cough) "culture" and "heritage", yet they choose to live in the "racist" West...
Derry City forward Eamon Zayed says he expects his allegation that he was racially abused by an opposing player to be thoroughly investigated.
Libyan international Zayed claimed he was the target of a racist comment during a game away to Shamrock Rovers.
The Rovers player involved has denied making any racist remarks.
"Racism has to be stamped out of the game completely. It is up to the FAI and hopefully they will deal with it in the correct manner."
The FAI had already said it would investigate the issue and that it took allegations of racist abuse very seriously.
Zayed was speaking to BBC Radio Foyle after scoring twice in Derry City's 3-0 league win over Bohemians at the Brandywell.
The two goals took the league's leading goalcorer on to 14 for the season.
"It has been a difficult week but I have been supported by family and friends," said the City striker.
"I hope the FAI deal with it in the next few days and it will be put to bed.
"Then I can move on and concentrate on football."
Source: http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/13823096.stm
If this worthless by-product of an abominable"union" between some poxed white council estate slapper and a syphylitic, hairy-arsedcamelfancier wishes to avoid hearing (or imagining) "racial remarks" then he should feel free to piss off to the Libyan sand-pitthat he proudly "represents" instead of blighting the Irish isle with his unwelcome, rancid-breathed presence.
But, of course, things aren't all that rosy in the stinking Maghreb, are they? Isn't it strange that the Arabs, half-Arabs and quarter-Arabs are so proud of their (cough) "culture" and "heritage", yet they choose to live in the "racist" West...
