Tottenham striker Son Heung-Min racially abused by West Ham fan in shocking video
THIS is the shocking moment Tottenham striker Son Heung-Min was racially abused by a West Ham fan.
A clip was posted on Twitter that shows the South Korean forward parked up signing autographs for fans - before the atmosphere takes a vile turn.
Son is asked by a man, who identifies himself as a West Ham fan if he "does DVDs" - a well-known racist terms when said to Asian footballers.
The Spurs striker is seen awkwardly trying to laugh off the comment before winding his window up and driving off.
Both Premier League clubs have condemned the actions of said supporter.
Spokespersons for both clubs condemned the behaviour of the Hammers fan.
A Tottenham statement read: "Racist behaviour is completely unacceptable and we hope that the individual is identified to the authorities and the necessary action taken."
A West Ham United spokesperson added: "West Ham United have a zero-tolerance approach to any form of discrimination and unreservedly condemn the actions of the individual in this video.
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"Anyone behaving in this manner is not representative of our club and its values, and anybody who witnesses discrimination or abuse such as this at West Ham are urged to contact us in confidence at supporterservices@westhamunited.co.uk."
The man in the video is heard to say: "Alright mate, all the best, can you get us a new copy of the new Planet Of The Apes film?"
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Son asks the man what he means, to which he responds: "DVDs, you do DVDs, good copies."
Son decides to wind his window up, but the man quickly adds: "Yeh, I'm West Ham you w****r."
The clip was shared on Twitter by George Bunce, but he is not the person who filmed the original footage.
He captioned it "Just your typical West Ham fan racially abusing Heung Min-Son... #scum".
It's not the first time Son has been the subject of racism.
SunSport reported how the 25-year-old was the subject of taunts from Millwall fans as he scored three times to put his team on course for a place in the semi-finals of the FA Cup last season.
South Korean star Son was subjected to idiotic chants every time he touched the ball from fans of the League One club.
But he silenced the abuse in the best way possible with a brilliant goal on the way to a hat-trick that helped Spurs to a comfortable 6-0 win at White Hart Lane.
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