A football racist attacker, Karl Anderson, 29, was on Wednesday imprisoned for a racist assault on Manchester City star, Raheem Sterling.
Karl, who assaulted Sterling outside City's preparation ground on Saturday and kicked him four times amid the strike, said he "lost his temper" and was sad for his activities.
He, in any case, conceded to the charge and the court condemned him to four months prison with £100 fine.
The court additionally said Anderson has 25 cases for 37 offenses, including football-related viciousness.
In a casualty affect articulation read out to the court, Sterling said he "didn't think this sort of conduct occurred in this nation these days".
The CCTV film of the assault outside City's preparation complex was played to the court, which demonstrated Anderson pulling up in his van close by Sterling.
Racism is one of the biggest challenges most African players are witnessing in Europe.
While most authorities around the football league world have condemned racist attacks among football players, fans and referees, it still wander around in some communities around Europe.
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