Chris Bryant What John Terry said about Abramovich was horrible

John Terry paid tribute to his former boss on Twitter after Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich announced his plans to sell Chelsea after 19 years.

Chris Bryant What John Terry said about Abramovich was horrible

John Terry’s tribute to Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich was seen as a “horrible” thing for Labor MP Chris Bryant.

The former England captain posted a picture of himself holding the Premier League trophy next to Abramovich with the caption: “The best.”

Bryant responded to the post: “ This is horrible. I think John Terry, you should remove this post ASAP. Ukrainians are being bombed, shelled and killed while you praise Abramovich.”

Speaking in the House of Commons on Thursday, Bryant said: “Some of us are worried about why we don’t continue to sanction individuals. To me, the fact that Roman Abramovich has not been sanctioned is that It’s a mystery. The government also knows he’s involved in illegal activities, that’s why they discourage him from coming to the UK.”

“I don’t know why the UK has yet to seize a yacht, an apartment or a property of any kind, when countries in Europe can.

“Finally, I wonder if Conservative MP Nadine Dorries would condemn John Terry today. I don’t know if she saw this, but today he posted a photo. with Roman Abramovich, one of Putin’s friends. Will the Ukrainian people think of the former England captain?”

‘People say sport is apolitical, but when it comes to Russia, this principle is forgotten’

Mykolenko mentioned Dzyuba in an Instagram post, expressing anger at the Russian players’ lack of response to Russia’s war into Ukraine and saying they would “never be forgiven” for being silent. quiet.

Dzyuba took to Instagram herself to voice her opposition to the conflict and the sport must be apolitical. But Manchester City’s Oleksandr Zinchenko hit back at the Russian striker’s comments, saying “crime should be punished on all platforms”.

Dzyuba wrote: ” I do not want to comment on events in Ukraine until the last moment. I do not want to, not because I am afraid, but because I am not an expert in the political field, I do not ever get into it and I never will.”

“But as a human being, I have my own opinion. And I’ll speak for it because many parties have pushed.”

“War is terrible. I am shocked by the aggression and hatred of people. I am against discrimination based on nationality. I am not ashamed to be Russian. I am proud to be Russian. ”

“I’m against double standards. Why are some people allowed to do everything, but we are blamed for everything? Why do people always say that sport is apolitical, but at the first opportunity, when it comes to Russia, this principle is completely forgotten?”