St 9
a:“You pig!” b:“Son of a bitch!” c:“You're fat!” d:“You’re too old for this!” e:“Go home to wash the dishes and the clothes”
St 8
“you should be in the kitchen cooking and washing the dishes!” (to a female referee).
St7
a:“You black!” “Why wasn’t my son chosen to play at the game?” b:“Don’t be afraid - Kick their ass! Kill him!” c:“Your face it’s disgusting, your face looks awful. You should die! Don’t you feel ashamed of that?!” (this one referred to a boy suffering of acne).
St 6
A physiotherapist from the team had a different physical appearance. And he was never sure or confident about getting into the field and supporting the players that got injured. He had low self-esteem. Because of his looks and because of what people used to say of him, he had an internal conflict between helping and giving assistance, or dealing with the insults and discrimination from the public when his intervention was needed.
St 5
“go back to your country!” (referred to a Brazilian player, from a rival player of the same nationality). (he adds: At that time I even tried to change my way of speaking, using the Portuguese accent, trying to look like a Portoguese feel more accepted”.
St 4
a:“if you make another mistake I will pull your skin off!” b: “I’d put you all in a container and send you back to your land!” c:“you are monkeys! Go back to your land! You are Indians!” (referred to a player – Guinean descendent – when he was 9 years old).