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[@jadonvilfort8378]

Lee you are fkn class mate. (As a black man) who loves your channel, you are spot on. Good job taking time to react and not just jumping the gun. My guy man

[@BrianBoru5523]

(As a black man) you have to admit Lee was telling the truth about the African. As in, it was a fact. A fact.

[@DoctorKillamassaLOGS]

​WTF!!

[@OnTheHighEnd]

Pooskins?😊

[@DoctorKillamassaLOGS]

@Imachangedperson in that case, whites in South Africa should be as deemed as Dutch, not African.

[@dre8463]

I'm sure Lee appreciates your little tap dance routine.

[@madzi8738]

A lot of people would just swipe that tweet under the rug so it takes a real man to confront it, respect

[@BrianBoru5523]

But,but, but....there was an African playing for a European team. It's a fact. There's one playing for Ireland now too, Ogbene has no Irish blood at all, He's African, that's also true. Facts are facts, sorry if it makes you uncomfortable!

[@abduabdi9937]

@@BrianBoru5523 u r ignorant, the thing u don’t understand is Irish blood doesn’t have gold, it’s just a red blood as all of us have, whether we’re born in a barn or a castle, we’re the same species,

[@adamturk7583]

@@abduabdi9937 are birds and fishes all the same?

[@user-gc5dx8fj5u]

@@BrianBoru5523 your level of ignorance defies belief, but sadly there are many who think like you and that is the very reason why we're here today. So let me ask you this very basic question. How do you think nationality is acquired? Would birth place be one criteria perhaps? Would marriage be one perhaps? Would ancestry be one perhaps? Would residency rules be one perhaps? Listen, I am not going to waste any more of my precious time "educating" some ignoramuses on how nationality can be acquired. Simply visit your government's designated website (Home Office, or the equivalent in whichever country you're from) and educate yourself there. When you've done that, share and spread the knowledge to other like-minded friends and acquaintances. Jeez !! Someone doesn't have Irish blood so shouldn't be playing for Ireland indeed !! What utter garbage !!!

[@tomcoburn5258]

@@BrianBoru5523 grow up

[@Katsande223]

Appreciate u speaking on this takes a real person to mention this

[@BrianBoru5523]

It's still true too!

[@matthalsey7808]

He’s a millionaire who loves to rip into smaller you tubers who don’t earn the money he does

[@afcmarco]

@@matthalsey7808got any examples?

[@abzinhoo]

@@matthalsey7808he’s not a commentary youtuber lol

[@jacobhuggins7572]

😂😂😂​@@matthalsey7808

[@ramz_abu04]

Pple need to share this on whatever platform they have to listen to this. Best reaction I’ve seen on this situation

[@StAtIc__5]

Lee. I forgot to say this. The Czech player you were referring to who has now retired was Gebre Selassie. He played many years for Werder Bremen in the Bundesliga. I remember when he played for his country against Spain during Euro 2016. He received racist abuse from the Spanish fans. Another great ex Spanish player who played for his adopted country as he was born in Brazil also received a lot of racism before he became a hero as he won Euro 2008. That was Marcos Senna. He used to play for Villarreal with Riquelme. I also want to remind people with this comment that I’m referring to a minority, not a majority of people.

[@SunshineFC15]

So much respect for you Lee for posting this. Life is short, the best thing we can do when we make a mistake is reflect, take accountability, and learn. We all have made mistakes. Your honesty is very refreshing when all people try to do on the internet is appear perfect and without flaws. Bless you Lee and bless you chat. I hope we all truly remember that there are human beings on the other side of these screens.❤️❤️

[@LEEREACTS]

Love always Sunshine and thank you ❤️

[@africareigns]

As a kid back in the late 70s and early 80s, calling someone a spastic was a common thing to say in school.

[@tkomolafe923]

really

[@OBELISK3210]

Can vouch this

[@SM-ft2jv]

Personally, Even as late as the early 2000’s it was still pretty normal…

[@JJ-qd9yl]

I was born in the 2000s and gay was still used as a playground insult

[@kravez16]

It’s still used it just changed to no homo

[@SoNotTayo]

I usually don't comment on vids, been a supporter for time now, as someone who's mixed race I super appreciate vids like this as it takes a lot of strength to own past mistakes, big up to educating yourself

[@sopronunciareglignocchi7255]

Mixed race? So you're confused then.

[@rayasun3468]

@@sopronunciareglignocchi7255 mixed race is mixed race. There is no confusion.

[@sopronunciareglignocchi7255]

@@rayasun3468 I think you misunderstood my point. Try again.

[@Red-Or-BluePill]

There is racism in most places, imo. I live in India, and there is blatant racism (as defined by the zeitgeist) even between the various regions within the country. Lee is right, its a cultural thing to express racism (in various ways and to various intensity) and the tolerance of the society/culture towards the racism expressed. For e.g. if someone called me/my race names in social media or in public, I would not be that much bothered to the point that it will give me sleepless nights, i.e. in other words, my tolerance to racism belted towards me is high. Everyone has their own levels to these things (does not make it right or wrong), sometimes it's just the way it is.

[@OnTheHighEnd]

Ok poojeet

[@Red-Or-BluePill]

lol.

[@jcpena27]

One of the best videos you ever made Lee. I was one of those people as well back in middle to high school mate. I used to get in trouble a lot for saying things I wouldn’t repeat now. I held myself accountable for this. I grew up in Hispanic culture where it’s completely fine to say things like this with no awareness. It’s a big problem in Hispanic countries. Big up to you for maturing as well. Accountability is the best ability for a reason👊

[@rawrostar]

I am also Hispanic and I grew up in Argentina and in Japan and my friends and I were very blunt as you know in Argentina it’s a roasting culture we are rude but we do not mean it to each other and even now I still say the same thingsand I don’t talk a lot. So many people are soft and so I don’t have many friends but the ones I do have I feel are true friends and they allow me to express myself and don’t tone police me and they understand my way of communication. I have adhd and autism so the things k say sim times can seem malicious especially around racial things but I am just stating observation or fact I rarely make value judgements unless someone asks me

[@cyn1clcynide]

​@@rawrostar most people who call others soft tend to have the thinnest of skins when it comes to insults 😂

[@Boy_Cry_Wolf.]

@@rawrostarnonsense

[@n.agustin113]

​@@rawrostar You understand all, and also we have Ghanaians & Senegalese living in our beautiful country. Full of weaknesses, full of mistakes but great in friendliness!

[@rawrostar]

@@Boy_Cry_Wolf. not an argument

[@SeanDay22]

This is one of your best videos Lee. Thank you for showing that forgiveness and education are better than condemnation and judgement. I hope Enzo learns from this and grows.

[@roseanon2629]

As a unicorn black man you’re my favourite creator. You’re real and honest for me to not always give you a big up 👊🏿

[@Colossus-k8u]

What the fuck is a unicorn black man?

[@SyySkitz]

Unicorn black?? What's that if I may ask?? Never heard of that

[@rayasun3468]

Do you identify as a unicorn 🦄?

[@Ryan.Fairbairn]

He and the rest were wrong to sing that. However lets not act like things like this dont happen all the time? Griezmann mocking Asians playing PES calling them ugly. Cucurella calling Militao a monkey. Suarez and Evra. I could go on. But it's Enzo Fernandez where twitter draws the line?

[@Soufhuh]

Whataboutism

[@justynwilson2915]

“ yea my guy did something wrong but what about when this guy did it”

[@Kh-kq9ui]

So it makes it okay because other did it and You’re saying this while Chelsea have French black players lmao it’s understandable tho considering your club history

[@kennyalpha22]

Cancel culture is more rife right now than it was back then.

[@Ryan.Fairbairn]

@@Kh-kq9ui Read back the first sentence, then apologise.

[@Truth259]

Africans/Black people as a group suffer from racial amnesia so they'll always forgive. Nobody fears the repercussions of disrespecting us because we want to be real so bad that we'll forgive anyone for any slight. This is the main reason why we were conquered in the first place and our kids had to flee their homes to get abused again, and I see that we've not adapted or changed. We are intelligent, strong, fast, however we lack unity, consequently; anyone, and everyone can attack and or disrespect us. I never knew Mr. Gunner here had said those things about that African brother, and whilst his current position is admirable, nobody puts themselves in the position of that lone brother in the Czech team, imagine the mental abuse he sustained. We actually hate each other and ourselves.

[@M.Đ-z4u]

Because African people suck at everything 😂

[@farukabs]

Big respect to you Lee for this! Accountability is the best ability 👍🏾

[@enissay9]

btw LEE , messi stayed in miami to recover from the injury since he lives there , plus i don't think messi would join the chants if he was with them , i would argue that he will stop them because he did it before when they won copa in Maracana against brazil and De Paul started an anti-brazil chant and messi immediatly stopped him (btw im not fanboying over messi, just stating some facts lol) much love LEE

[@mufasaisalive5031]

I dunno, we should ask Roysten Drenthe

[@martinsanchez4827]

You don't know Argentinians.

[@n.agustin113]

​@@martinsanchez4827I'm an Argentinian and I know very WELL Mexican anti-chinese history… Look at your words, dude 😎

[@vystra9762]

Redemption is not for the weak. Respect and much love man ❤

[@ko5073]

I came across your vid through my timeline randomly. I have a lot of respect for you even though this is my first time seeing you. I am Canadian born, my parents are West African. I feel culturally Canadian. I love hockey and poutine. When I was younger, going to a predominantly white school, I used to get into a fights a lot over my skin colour and me not being Canadian enough. My parents tell me stories of how they struggled settling in because of their skin colour. So for a lot of us there is a lot of pain. As I got older I started to take the Endrick route and not fight just laugh it off because I accepted that people will not fully understand you. I am glad you experienced how it feels to be treated that way to see the light. I hope you didn't see it as fault of yours but just product of the world that we did not choose to be brought up in. Enzo will realize the same. Again big respect to you my friend.

[@jsteffen8]

Massive respect, Lee. Owning our mistakes and self-reflecting requires real courage. I wasn't aware of those tweets, but I can only imagine the rage I’d feel if someone ever threatened my son. Regardless, salute for being fully transparent & taking accountability. We can all learn from this.

[@BosGaurus05]

Mad respect to you Mr Lee Gunner 😊

[@klinical]

Well Lee, I didn’t know how I could gain more respect for you but you did it. Thanks for sharing this and thanks for being man enough to actually make a change 🙏🏽

[@LordColeslaw]

"Accountability is the best ability." You really own up to your mistakes. Big up Lee Gunner. Big fan from Pakistan

[@Maxamedfaaraxxirsi17]

Lee I'm not your biggest fans but admire your honesty, and is good to hear that you have learned from your past experiences,credit where is due.

[@paat1623]

So much respect for saying this in from of thousands of people big up Lee. ❤️❤️❤️

[@adrianomendola9137]

In life we all change. Hopefully in time for the better. A 60 year old Gunner will most probably think differently of the 42 year old. Written by a not perfect person age 60, who was born in London but faced constant racial discrimination due to his ethnicity and name. Hold dual nationality and citizenship.

[@sopronunciareglignocchi7255]

As you should, you're not English. Plus the only people facing discrimination in London are white people.

[@RedAndWhiteCOYG]

Gunner, thank you for coming out and being so open. Im mix and have a six year old son.we live in kent . So two weeks ago , my son got into an argument with a classmate who is also 6 years old . The boy called my son the N word, and my little boy punched him so hard in the tunmy . The school called me, and i told them i would not discipline my son , but they should not discipline the boy in question either, as it was his parent's fault. The moral of the story is that these things strat at home

One of the best videos I have seen on any subject for several years alongside a Sensational video on a West Ham channel that had a solicitor or barrister on their channel regarding the Lucas Paqueta very complicated situation. This video should really be shown to all teenagers in school or parents should make their children watch this. Absolutely outstanding video Mr Gunner.

[@Nanaakuoku]

Respect you more for speaking about this much love bro

[@DDD11137]

Best response I've seen. Respect for using your past experiences to provide this situation with much needed nuance. the only way to truly deal with theses issues of discrimination is to hold people accountable and educate them, not sweep it under the rug. Big up to you 👊

[@popoolamayowa8971]

Biggest Respect to you Le, takes Big courage and humility to say this when you didn't even need too. Quality video as always

[@Hb1205vv]

Maybe this enzo situation spreads awareness across Argentina’s youth and it brings change. Could be a positive outcome from a shocking situation

[@muhammedashrafnoorbhai9996]

Fairplay Lee on owning up to those mistakes, learning from it and becoming a better person. You're right about what needs to happen in South America and with Enzo

[@Pkqt8]

There is no need for education. Everyone should know that they should treat everyone with respect if they choose not to then it’s their problem

[@jedikidgamer178]

Well done Lee for your honesty, reflection and for growing into a better human being. You’re a real one! 👊🏽

[@jodiemeaton806]

Not a fan of your football/arsenal takes but I get it- that’s the business. I’ve seen various screenshots and clips on social media like this and didn’t think too highly of your character but this is a very collected, thoughtful video. I respect the growth!

[@marcpayne-o6f]

We all have and had our biases but it is educating yourself and overcoming them is what's important

[@jintac22]

Stuff like this is why I back Lee every damn time, real conversations like this that no one wants to ever have !! If only I could sub more than once I would !!

[@sargonsblackgrandfather2072]

Not your biggest fan Lee but I felt this was a genuine heartfelt video which I respect and appreciate

[@samadrana6816]

Respect for acknowledging your mistakes in the past, no one is perfect in this world. As long as you reflect, understand your mistakes and become a better person that shows growth.

[@Magicmattattack]

LEE YOU HAVE THE MOST TROLLS AND YET HERE U ARE WITH A SUCCESSFUL CHANNEL,,,BIG UP

[@JaySeriva]

29k isn’t successful

[@ArchV-4]

@@JaySerivahe has another channel with 100k

[@Farat-pv3jl]

Well done lee it takes a real one to admit your own ignorance and learn and to educate others 👏👏

[@acediamond7524]

You're a f*cking real one Lee! Big up and massive respect! That is what owning a mistake looks like, like a man is supposed to. No one is perfect and we all learn along the way. Salute to you mate! (from a black Englishman!)

[@chrisanaJdavis2006]

Ive been ignorant about asian as a black person....difference is im not in the public eyes

[@Subhan______]

Whats wrong with Asians?

I mean as a wite person , I can kinda get it, cuz you live in a bubble of privilege, but as a bIac person, I'd think you'd at least be able to relate to their struggle

[@kadriii1]

Why u feel bad about being black?

[@brandonG4442]

White people ain’t privileged anymore

[@tomcoburn5258]

honestly mad respect for the mad honesty. Lots of people wouldn't have the guts to not only admit their ignorance but elaborate and condemn past actions and fix those things.

[@gthaschemernottz]

At the end of the day as adults we know right from wrong.. If more people was half as honest as you ,this world would be more harmonised💪🏾Being a victim allows you to look back on your tracks ultimately

[@KdbStam]

Like you said education is key. However it s important that the world understands that racism should be punished by not looking only to take money from the guilty party but push more to make them understand how bad it s their action. Big up Lee for recognising what you did in the past

[@harrybear23]

A more ignorant Lee. That's a scary thought. In all seriousness tho, I appreciated this video

[@LEEREACTS]

Bro I was a complete mess 8-10 years ago with my ignorance.

[@PE-ox7hv]

😂

[@sargonsblackgrandfather2072]

Lee used to be an 11 in ignorance but through hard work he’s managed to get himself down to a 10 😂

[@nomsantuli6023]

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Lee big up for speaking your truth. No hate here from a black woman. We all said some things we not proud of.

[@donleehahn9000]

As someone for grew up under the Apartheid system in South Africa, being honest to yourself that you have these prejudices against other races and understand that the system made us all have the prejudices against each other to divide us. But you must decide to change how you think and not be fake about it, because that is what people do, they are one thing infront of you but behind your back the total opposite.

[@jermaineg1988]

Big respect you've gained a new fan (black guy here)

[@Nicefakes]

Nice one jermaine mate

[@recedinghairline258]

I think it’s important to remember that people to can make mistakes, learn, grow, and change their ways. Respect Lee for owning up and sharing your perspective

[@RoyalBlue292]

Lee is right about that tweet. As a Gambian British born black man, My first reaction was "this Geezer is a racist" fast forward only few month's later he became my favourite KZbinr. I do the MD watch-along, watch every analysis. I travelled to Gambia 2yrs ago and watched "Lee Reacts" with bunch of my friends most of them Arsenal fan. Funny enough, they all Subscribed to the LEE GUNNER channel. 😂❤

[@caps8723]

Takes a real man to admit their mistakes, big up Lee RESPECT 👊🏾

[@MarcusFlemmings]

Not gonna lie, this video was GREAT. Honest and revealing. Prior to this, I thought they should just sell him but you won me over. Education should at least be tried! Great video.

[@salimgooner]

Thanks for this video Lee, you absolutely nailed it, ignorance is the main problem and only education can resolve this issue.

[@ArsenalonDahill]

Bro, I have mad respect for you doing this. You never had to bring up your situation, and you did. Need more people like you in the world, bro.

[@tyronemorris5492]

Lee I'm a man-united fan and I watch your channel all the time because like me, you're a football fan first . You have my respect for this video.

[@gregsiddall4799]

Fair Play To You Admitting Were Wrong & Know That What You’ve Said/Typed In The Pass etc 👏🏻👏🏻

[@DigitalsGalaxy]

I’ve graduated from just occasionally enjoying your content to respecting your voice and stance Lee. Cheers man.

[@siyabongaartmekgwe7707]

@lee I Appreciate the fact that you have done introspection and are man enough to be honest and say that you have done the same. Thats a real men talking in you and everyone associated with you should be proud.

[@instantclips2019]

You didn’t have to say any of this at all because most of us would have never known anyway. But you told us that shows how you have improved as a person respect my g Lee Gunner 👊

[@JonnieBlaze411]

Well done bruv, continue you growth and evolution. Not an easy topic but you took ownership.

[@markdaniel7934]

I've seen you cry tears for Chig Lee. You have defined the difference of racism to ignorance

[@crow1989]

Stopped this video at 20 minutes. As an Indian born in London 8 appreciate you so much for posting this.

[@paul202011]

Fair play Lee bro, u didn't have to adress it but u did. We all make mistakes in our life, but what makes us how we learn from it and grow as people. Ur a good person Lee and have made my experience during matches much better, it's always a laugh watching u and I wouldn't stick around if I didn't think u were a good person.

[@Neo-oq3rx]

Education is key and we can all be educated in life no matter how grown. I respect him for being honest on a difficult subject and owning his mistakes

[@ZiadR09]

What a very refreshing explanation. Great video Lee!! 💙 💯

[@KingKofiOna-ud3ik]

The majority of them are Italians...is Mac Allister a Latin name?. Why didn't he play for Scotland?. Why didn't all of them play for Italy?. Why they never mention Griezman,Hernandez,Giroud?

[@AliN-bb4rt]

Well, the answer is obvious, anybody with more than 2 brain cells can see and knows it's because of white supremacy despite all their efforts at gaslighting people to hide their racial supremacist actions and ideology.

[@LeominsterFC]

While I appreciate the larger issue, the chant itself is not “racist”. If we speak purely in football terms, in a sporting sense, what the French do is inherently unfair. And they aren’t the only ones to do it. Commonly it will happen between the Brazilians and Portuguese. But if you notice, 99% of decisions on which country to play for are for sporting reasons. This is why you can’t bring up racism, because it’s nothing to do with whether a person is black, white, yellow, brown, whatever. It has everything to do with players of dual nationality choosing the country that represents the best sporting opportunity, not which nation they feel most aligned to. I’ll give an easy example, Brahim Diaz. He played for Spain at all youth levels, but felt he couldn’t break into the current team. He even scored a goal on his only Spain appearance. So he chose to switch to Morocco. Again, from a purely sporting point of view, this is unfair. When France is able to cherry pick the best players from over 20 African countries, plus all those who have emigrated to France seeking refuge, the original player pools become even more muddied. The debate should truly be whether you should play for the country your parents are from ie where you are most related to genetically, or whether you should play for the country you are a citizen of and grew up in. The former is more fair from a sporting sense and the latter is a more modern take on nationality. The problem arises when players are able to choose. If I have an Algerian father, a French mother, but I grew up in England, I basically have the choice of three nations to represent. The problem is that players don’t generally decide because “I feel more Algerian”, they decide to play for Algeria in that scenario because they aren’t good enough to make the other teams. To imply that someone isn’t French but African when they are in fact both is racist. But PURELY from a sporting point of view it makes sense. As usual though people will miss the opportunity to debate the merits of current international football in favor of premature outrage.

[@pauladdae3130]

historically, the overwhelming majority of Nazi war fugitives fled to Argentina. Conduct more research. See the books of Wiesenthal (1989), Rein (2020), Goñi (2022) and importantly, Steinacher (2012: 211) in his book Nazis on the Run.

[@lusalalusala2966]

Congrats for your honesty. Very few people do what you did.

[@c7walker7]

Lee, you've said exactly what was needed. Really appreciate this video bless

[@marceladrian5305]

Love this Lee.... As you said education is key🙌.

[@JoshSmithJ19]

Big up lee for being transparent we've all said things we aren't proud of and at times need to educate ourselves on certain stuff all about learning from our past mistakes I've had this happen to me so many times

[@LeaoK2]

I feel like *FIFA* as a organisation doesn't take this topic really serious! Firstly they don't protect Footballers and They just acting like they care so that they can generate money in their pocket!

[@roryhall5155]

Yo bro I have followed you for a long time & I did not know this, what I saw when you was talking was a real one! We all make mistakes & we are the same age & we grew up when ignorance was bliss but now things are different & everyone needs education & the young people will not stand for it & I am happy, evolution has been slow but we are getting there I am sure, big up Lee for being honest & the respect has grown, never to old to learn.👊🏿👊🏿

[@AJsays26]

Real talk Lee. Every single one of us knowingly and unknowingly have indulged in some sort of hatred and racism in our lives. But it is important to own your mistakes, learn from them and never repeat. Enzo is young. He needs to be educated and hopefully he will realise the depth of his mistake and learn and evolve from them.

[@tariqabdulwahad]

You're a real one @Lee Thats why we support you. You are an intelligent man. Also, take in consideration Argentina's history of hiding and minimizing their black population. Simply because they want to be Perceived as Europeans. Proper racist culture in Argentina man. It's not just a Fernandez problem.

[@pauladdae3130]

historically, the overwhelming majority of Nazi war fugitives fled to Argentina. Conduct more research. See the books of Wiesenthal (1989), Rein (2020), Goñi (2022) and importantly, Steinacher (2012: 211) in his book Nazis on the Run.

[@CyborgNinja.]

Respect to you Lee for speaking out 🦾🦾

[@247positivewellbeing7]

Pure facts well said Lee it takes real minerals to speak the truth - the whole Argentine team need looking at. What that song is saying you can have a passport you can be born in the country but you’re not ….French if you’re black. When Argentina play France, Brazil etc they will get booed and quite rightly.

[@ethancarnell2288]

I really respect the acknowledgment of your past that might not of been the best because you could of just ignored that and skipped it the thing is I didn’t even know that you did these things but as I said it’s brilliant for you to do this. Discrimination against another nationality that is the same skin colour as you is called xenophobia or being xenophobic. Great video lee 👍

[@Sir_P]

You certainly surprised me with this Lee, I would never have expected it from you at all, well done and I’m thankful for your growth

[@zunnyb]

Fair play Lee. Owning up is the best thing to do with an apology and you have done that well my friend. God bless

[@kreeypa6754]

mad mad respect to lee...not many people admit to not being not perfect and also not many are too quick to judge others without first looking at themselves.

[@jimmybradshaw1885]

Really mature video here. Also brave leaving the comments on. Fair play LG.

[@zacsimmonds600]

Fair play Lee. Love this video. As a Man united fan and a 19 year old, I love your educational videos on football and culture topics as a whole. Keep up the good work Lee. Absolute class

[@DonR-zb2cm]

Respect for this video. Reminds me of these reform voters and how ignorant they are. Like you said when the shoe is on the other foot makes you see life completely different.

[@jjash]

Respect to Lee for his admission..I have been watching him for 3 years and used to HATE the lad, but have to admit in the last few months he had changed drastically..matured big time - better late than never bro 🙂..and even though we disagree on a lot of Arsenal topics, we can have respectful disagreements in opinions..WELLDONE Lee for being real 👍🏼

[@ArsenalAlex]

total respect to you mate. Love how honest you were. keep up the great content.

[@princegeorge13]

Fairplay Lee Gunner, you spoke well. Thanks for ur honesty ...

[@mikeleslie8939]

Your honesty for your past should be applauded.i have watched you on and off over many years.i don’t always agree with you.i like your views on arsenal but I’m not an arsenal fan so that’s probably why.i don’t agree with everything you said in this video but appreciate your well thought out response and especially your openness of who you were.

[@BigGuapo3000]

I believe people are born sinners. Impossible to be ridden of sin. Therefore forgiveness is a real superpower. We all make mistakes.

[@pturisaksen6044]

Fair play Lee. Respect this video a lot. Never knew about the tweets. Much love from a Chelsea fan in the Faroe Islands

[@johnathoncenator8004]

Wow, I thought you were a racist this whole time, I remember seeing those tweets and didn't bother to check if you'd change your mind, it take a strong & intelligent man to admit his past errors and change his worldview, well done buddy

[@tidy1923]

I respect your honesty and sharing what you have learnt as a result.

[@invertum]

Thank you for speaking on this. People want to water what they did down by saying they were judt pointing out their African origins but they did it in a very caricature way. A song saying black french players are all Angolan with cambodian fathers and Nigerian mothers while also being "cometravas" is 100% a derogatory song. Trying to play the whole "We are judt pointing out their nationality" is just disingenuous. They have also been attacking Mbapper since 2018 because of the world cup, but no smoke for Griezmann and Pavard who also dunked on them that match. Only the black French forward is their target. Same with Germany. They best Argentina in the final in 2014 and went on to troll Argentines massively (not to mention beating Argentina before in 1990) yet no "banter song" about them. It is the predominantly black team of French players they continue to have all the smoke for.

[@HardTackleFc]

This is a good take..me personally living in a 3rd world country, racism is off the charts and now is being curb bc we became a oil-producing nation on the rise. I have been subjected to it numerous times. But one of our neighboring south american countries took refuge in our country bc of their civil unrest. One of the race that became racial abusive towards those people. Its funny bc those refugees had a perception of black ppl bc of their upbringing and were surprised is the africans who actually embraced them and not the race that look similar and same hair texture as them..the reasons i can say this is bc my lady is from that country who took refugee in our country and we have two lovely daughters..and the stories she tell me her people are being subjected too is degrading but just using this to say yes its a issue in south america

[@HardTackleFc]

And Enzo doing that knowing that he has a lot of French teammates is dumb. Even if they have issues with Mbappe, it's still wrong, and he should own it and do better

[@omar_u29]

This video needs spreading. Spot on on both the side of what’s wrong and how wrong it is, to why it is the way it is

[@richmoneymakers]

Big up legend Lee gunner and well spoken from richmoneymakers.

[@debbieleedupre6680]

I think Messi is going to have that " talk" with Enzo. Probably getting that wooden spoon out

[@george._mav]

Lmaooo

[@mufasaisalive5031]

What makes you lot think Messi is this holier than thou character ? 😂😂😂 You guys make me laugh

[@Demon11238]

His actions I mean I've seen him condemn De Paul for trying to mock Brazilians before not saying hes holier than thou but from what we've seen he's a guy who means well

[@therealtyjr]

​@@mufasaisalive5031 messi gets it I feel. He moved to Spain at a young age and he wasn't considered Argentinian by some people until he started winning things.

[@mufasaisalive5031]

@@therealtyjr Ask Roysten Drenthe

[@mujigikabugi3927]

Kudos Lee for being real without but but but. You are one of my favorite football commentators. Keep up