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    Hungarian Deputy PM and Foreign Minister Anita Orbáns public response after Milos Kerkez and his father are added to Myrotvorets, an unofficial Ukrainian database listing alleged ‘enemies of Ukraine’
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    Hungarian Deputy PM and Foreign Minister Anita Orbáns public response after Milos Kerkez and his father are added to Myrotvorets, an unofficial Ukrainian database listing alleged ‘enemies of Ukraine’

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    3. AndriiPJ on

      If sports should be about community and respect, then Kerkez and his father should act accordingly.

      I am not sure if Milos is to blame in this case though or if it is just his father to be fair

    6. BudovicLagman on

      Does that make Kerkez a legitimate target for the Ukrainian resistance or something? Bit concerning if that’s the case.

      Also, I just learned that he’s Serbian, and he was signed by AC Milan.

    7. ash_ninetyone on

      Milos catching strays because of a moment of idiocy by his dad on social media 🤦

    8. TremendousCoisty on

      I really hope that Kerkez doesn’t share the views of his father, if he does then he needs shipped out. There’s no evidence that he does though and I’m hoping that he’s had a word with his dad.

    11. wihannez on

      Should not include Kerkez there. For his rather it’s pretty much a case of fuck around and find out.

    12. Ok-Waltz6178 on

      Kerkez is a massive liability – he plays too erratic – is all over the place.

      Do you guys not see a pattern? Have we been the same team since we signed Kerkez; we went from a PL winning team to a team all over the place.

      Everything as far as build up comes to a stop whenever the ball is at his feet; he blasts the ball at this teammates feet when they are 5 yards away from him.

    14. patShIPnik on

      If it’s enough to simply be on the posted picture, then they can add Szobo to the list too.

    15. Superest22 on

      What a scumbag.

      Poor lad having a dad like that.

      Milos should distance himself from him. If he doesn’t, could massively damage his brand. Hopefully not an indictment on what he might feel but hasn’t publicly voiced.

      Poor optics regardless.

    17. Britz10 on

      This if why we should’ve signed Rayan Aït-Nouri from Wolverhampton Wanderers Football Club when the opportunity handed itself.

    18. wilsont18 on

      Sports, as the rest of life, are inherently political. Threats against random citizens is insane – even if they support Russia.

    19. Minute-Principle-636 on

      Don’t care one bit what his dad’s opinion is, he does not play for Liverpool. War is brutal, everyone has their own perspective. Even the zios think they’re at the right side of history, bet it’s the same for pro putin Russians

    20. fishkuzn on

      Don’t get much into about this database. It has zero relations to official Ukrainian government, being run by “volunteers”. Sometimes, they add people with some minimal connection to russia, like Kerkez’s dad. I understand why this database exists, it was especially useful in the beginning of Russo-Ukrainian war in 2014 when pro Ukrainian people tried to record info about separatists. But with these kind of examples like with Kerkez, it discredits its own existence.

    21. giuocomane on

      Might want to give the ”sports is performance and respect” lecture to Kerkez and his father.

      Absolutely shocking behaviour, and Kerkez should’ve immediately distanced himself from it. That’s the exact type of thing that would not have been tolerated under Klopp

    22. coverslime on

      Stupid wars man… There is no right or wrong for me, fucking idiots all over, especially Milos’ dad, but at the same time I do not feel he should be held accountable for anything, there is freedom of speech in social media, so he can do whatever he wants. If he can bear with public negativity, well that is on him!