This Sunday, December 18, the France team faced Argentina in the final of the 2022 World Cup. A meeting that will have thrilled the supporters until the end. Unfortunately, the Blues lost to Abiceleste. A hard blow for the French who saw their third star fly away. On social networks, many Internet users reacted during the match. But while Olivier Giroud received hundreds of positive messages, other players, on the contrary, were treated to a veritable lynching. Such is the case of Kingsley Coman who suffered a plethora of racist comments.
“Stop Racism”
“Monkeeeee”, “He’s fucking our star”, “It’s a sport for honest white people, not for criminals. » and other disrespectful emojis have accumulated under the football player’s publications. A ” shame for his admirers who did not hesitate to defend him. “Don’t listen to the haters”, “Don’t start insulting him and being racist towards Coman”, “Kingsley WE LOVE YOU. You and the others have brought us this far. It’s enormous ! You made us dream like never before. What a goddamn match… So just THANK YOU”, “Those who miss are those who try. Nothing to blame you”, “Stay strong King, you are the best”, “Stop racism! I know he made a mistake, but that doesn’t excuse anything”, “To err is human, courage Kingsley the people are always with you”could we read under the last post of the sportsman.
Unlike Kingsley Coman who made an excellent entry during the France / Argentina match, Olivier Giroud, for his part, was praised by the supporters despite his game ” cataclysmic “. “Thank you thank you for everything! You are great great players! Thank you. You are in our memories”, “Congratulations for this beautiful cup”, “Thank you for this World Cup, we love you”, “Congratulations for this course and thank you for these emotions”, “Thank you for making us vibrate, cry of joy and sadness”. Two rooms, two atmospheres…
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Comments from Giroud vs Comments from ComanGiroud: Author of a cataclysmic matchComan: Author of an excellent entry pic.twitter.com/kAYtLlMzfZ
— (@yazid_m13) December 18, 2022
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