Manchester City striker who defended the Italian national team,
Mario Ballotelli, threatened to kill anyone who threw bananas on the street and in the field to her current
Euro 2012 took place later.
Balotelli is a sharp comment to say the day after the former England defender tough, Sol Campbell say to all the England fans not to go directly to support Britain in the European Cup and suggested just watching from behind a glass screen at home. "I will not receive any treatment of racism. If someone threw a banana to me on the street, I'll go to jail for killing them," says Balotelli is curtly told the Guardian. Racist treatment is not a stranger to the Balotelli. He was pelted with bananas in a bar in the city of Rome ahead of the UEFA European Under-21, June 2009. "Let's see what happens later," he added. "I hope that the European Cup this time will pass without a problem," he concluded The issue of racism has become a sensitive issue ahead of Euro 2012 in Poland and Ukraine. In both countries, many cases of racism that occurs. Event of the BBC Panorama, even showing a video that shows a bunch of people who say and shouting Nazi greetings, imitating the sound a monkey to a black football player, and attacked the students in the Metalist Stadium Asia, Kharkiv, Ukraine.
