an Anglet Hormadi player denounces racist remarks during a match against Rouen

Christopher John Garcia, an Angloye hockey player denounces this Monday, February 21, racist remarks heard during the match against Rouen on February 13 (lost 3-4). In a tweet, the 26-year-old declares to have been treated “gorilla” by a Norman adversary during the meeting at La Barre in Anglet. On social networks, he explains that “During this match, an opponent had the audacity to call me a gorilla from the bench, when I was not even talking to him”. Without giving a name, he nevertheless denounces “that in 2022, racism is alive and well in the world of hockey”. “When is this kind of behavior going to stop, I’m really sick of it” finally laments the angloy defender.

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For his part, the Hormadi also reacted on social networks to join CJ Garcia and “strongly condemn the comments made about him”.

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Already tense between Anglet and Rouen

A case that occurs whenAngloys and Rouennais already have a liability this season. Since the meeting on Tuesday November 30, 2021, the two clubs have been facing each other before the championship authorities, because of a disputed goal. A case where the League had ended up giving reason to the Normans.


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