A Tottenham player has posted an insulting post in which he seems to mock an Asian man at the airport • Will the English Association pass in silence?

• Della Ali with the mask on his face. English humor

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It is no secret that the British are known throughout the world as a polite and courteous people, but the one who made tonight's (second) appearance the opposite of the well-known stigma is a pioneer of Tottenham, Della Ali, who has largely proved a lack of tact.

Against the global panic of the Corona virus, the Spurs player, who was apparently on his way to vacation at some destination in the world, uploaded a video from the London airport where he was seen wearing a mask on his face and mocking an Asian-looking foreign man sitting next to him. Ali, who grew up doing "zooming" on the guy, captioned the video with the caption: "This virus needs to be faster to catch me ...".

Needless to say, the video drew angry reactions at the mockery of the global epidemic, and after a while, Ali deleted the post and issued an apology, probably also due to fear of sanctions that the English association might impose on him. "The video posted by me was not funny at all," Ali clarified. "I understood the matter and got it off the air. The virus is not something to laugh at ..."

Share Alli should be banned from football for this imo #kickitout pic.twitter.com/7KQWESlGvj

- Niall ㋡ (@niallmoran_) February 10, 2020