Watford captain Troy Deeney claims to have suffered racial abuse on social media following the Hornets’ FA Cup semi-final triumph.Deeney scored a stoppage-time equaliser against Wolves at Wembley to send the game into extra-time and Javi Gracia’s men went on to win 3-2 after being 2-0 down.
1View this post on Instagram What a day one that will live long in the memory for sure, proud moment for me personally but couldnt wish to share it with people that have helped me out in tough times I love you all and thank you from paying 10 subs to an fa cup final in 13 years A post shared by t_deeney (@t_deeney) onAll comments were removed from that post, and later the Watford striker uploaded the slogan of the Premier League’s new ‘No room for racism’ campaign alongside another post explaining his actions.It read: “Due to events from the last 24 hours I will be taking comments off my posts.“To me this isn’t a game, when you racially abuse my family or myself I have to take measures to prevent young people seeing these comments and thinking that it’s acceptable, And having to expose people I care about to these small minded people. #notimeforbulls**t.”
View this post on Instagram Due to events from the last 24 hours I will be taking comments off my posts, to me this isnt a game, when you racially abuse my family or myself I have to take measures to prevent young people seeing these comments and thinking that its acceptable, And having to expose people I care about to these small minded people. #notimeforbullshitA post shared by t_deeney (@t_deeney) onA 20-year-old man from Sheffield was arrested after handing himself in at Blackpool Police Station following an abusive message sent to Wigan player Nathan Byrne on Twitter on Saturday.There was also an arrest following Derby’s 3-3 draw at Brentford where Rams midfielder Duane Holmes was the victim of alleged abuse, while Northampton said several members of their first-team squad were also allegedly abused prior to their match at Notts County.
Tottenham news: Sam Allardyce insists Spurs will be fine without Harry Kane and backs Heung-Min Son to thrive The England captain could miss the rest of the season through his latest ankle injury
Sam Allardyce insists Spurs will be fine without Harry Kane
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Sam Allardyce has backed Tottenham to cope without Harry Kane after the talisman suffered yet another ankle injury. Mauricio Pochettino suggested Kane could be out for the rest of the season after the England captain limped out of Spurs' 1-0 victory over Manchester City in the Champions League.
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The Premier League title will be in Liverpool's hands if Manchester City fail to beat Tottenham on Saturday, believes Danny Mills. And the former Citizens defender believes their season may be deemed a failure if they finish with only another EFL Cup in their trophy cabinet.
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Callum Hudson-Odoi remained coy over his chances of starting against Manchester City in the Carabao Cup final on Sunday, which is live on talkSPORT. The Chelsea winger scored and played the full 90 minutes in a 3-0 win over Malmo as Maurizio Sarri's side progressed to the Europa League last-16 on Thursday.
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