Victor Anichebe

know we have jokes between you know some of my other my white friends and stuff like this but i'm not going to go and then post these kind of things you know on social media some things are supposed to you know just be left off social media so you can speak on it a bit i think whether it's between two people in private whether it's in front of a room full of people or on social media it's wrong

Well, he's doing really well.

I would say like for the black community, because he has had a lot of scrutiny from, you know, the media here and stuff like this through some of the articles that they they do, they do put out, which as a black player, you do know some of these articles that the media have put out.

do favor white people more than blacks.

So Raheem spoke about this.

And since then, he's just taken it upon himself, pushed towards it because he's doing really well right now.

So he's got the biggest voice.

He can really, really make a change, which some of us don't really have the opportunity.

So he's really making a change.

And he's doing really well.

You know, he'll always come and talk about it.

And he's just speaking the facts that we all want to speak, but we don't really have the voice so much.

He's playing for Man City.

He's a huge profile.

And he's taking up on his shoulders, you know, to talk about issues that people don't want to talk about.

A lot of people don't want to talk about these issues.

They want to brush over these kind of things, but you can't brush over these issues.

There has to, you know, be a stand with...

with the racism that's going on, some of the fines that you see given, it's a joke.

People get less fines for... You get more fines for doing other things than racism in games, which it's crazy, but Raheem's taken it upon himself to really, really speak out.