The death of Queen Elizabeth shocked the whole world. But out of everyone who sent condolences and prayers to the deposed Queen, former England footballer Trevor Sinclair’s strange and controversial Tweet got much attention on the internet. When everyone was sad about the death of Queen Elizabeth, Trevor sent out a tweet about how he didn’t like her. The internet went crazy and made fun of him for being rude. A few minutes later, the actor deleted the tweet, leaving more people on the internet shocked. What’s the deal with Trevor Sinclair’s controversial tweet? Follow our website, Newsyblogy, for the latest updates!!!!!
A controversial tweet from Trevor Sinclair
After Buckingham Palace announced that Queen Elizabeth had died, Trevor sent out an official tweet saying that racism was not a problem during Queen Elizabeth’s reign and was common in the 1980s and 1990s. He said that brown and black people shouldn’t be sad about Queen Elizabeth’s death. As soon as people on the internet and Queens fans saw the post, they quickly started criticizing the player for making the sexist comment online as Queen Elizabeth died. The article was posted on the internet soon after Queen Elizabeth died. She died on September 8, 2022, in the evening. Aged 96.
Officials from Talk Sports said they’re trying to get in touch with the former player about his comments on Queen’s death, but he’s not responding at all to their requests, and they haven’t reached him. Trevor’s deleted tweet said that racism was against the law in the 1960s, but it’s not against the law now, so people of colour and brown people shouldn’t be sad. Trevor deleted the post after people in the eth community suddenly made fun of it. A few hours after the tweet went viral on the internet, his account was also gone, which suggests he deleted it himself. Also, have a Twitter account. Talk Sports says that they are no longer in touch.
Internet users and many famous people made fun of Trevor’s tweet because it was childish and not well thought out. Simon Jordan, who used to own the Crustal Palace and now owns Sinclair’s Talk-Sport, said Trevor’s tweet was rude. Sinclair, another former coworker, asked in an open statement what Trevor thought when he sent this tweet. Another former coworker said it’s hard to understand why he wrote this unnecessary Tweet and that this is an exaggeration. Many fans shocked to find out that Trevor posted such a tweet on the internet. One of them wrote on Twitter that people who follow Trevor should stop doing so. Read More: No active shooter has been caught in today’s shooting at Brandon AMC.