Former hockey player PK Subban is 'a sale of the highest proportion' branded by colleague Canadian Akim Aliu, who accused the ESPN star of façade cladding with 'the oppressor' Donald Trump prior to Thursday's long-awaited Rematch against Team USA.
“You are the perfect example of why people of color are not advanced at the highest level of society … You are a shame,” Aliu told Subban in an explosive explanation of social media.
It comes after the former NHL star has shared a post by President Trump about the next four Nations final between the US and Canada.
The game will be played in the midst of raised tension between the two countries, where Trump is firing fire by threatening rates, protecting Canada about becoming the 51st state – and referring to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as 'Governor'.
Subban shared the last message from Trump about the game, in addition to the cryptic caption: “The Trizzy train could get through soon … Stay informed!”
That led to a long-term response from ex-NHL star Aliu, who was born in Nigeriaans and half-ukraine.
Former hockey player PK Subban is branded 'A sale of the highest part'
It comes after he had shared a message from President Trump about the coming collision of the US and Canada
Akim Aliu called Subban a 'shame'
The 35-year-old has previously opened the racism he suffered during his career and now he has focused Subban, who tells him 'Nobody liked you' and warning: 'History will judge you accordingly'.
“I looked at you from far and never said anything for two important reasons. 1 I am the respect that I have for your brothers and parents and 2 I have always wanted to fight for a minimum between people of color, “Aliu wrote.
'This was something I couldn't let go – I have known you since I was ten years old and played with you, so I would say I know you better than most at a deeper level.
'You were a great player and instead of using your platform, you have done everything in your power to get acceptance and popularity, nothing with you is ever really but transactional and usually for publicity reasons.
'Even during this most sensitive time, both political and social, you take the side of the oppressor, because that is who you earn your money.
'I would have thought that the' love 'that you have always claimed for your country would seem to seem to be reduced to the rhetoric of annexation and humiliation of the country where you are Born and raised in, but even that does not let you do it morally. '
The two nations played a brutal game on Saturday, which saw three fights in nine seconds
Subban, who is now working for ESPN, was told by Aliu that 'history will assess you accordingly'
Subban, who had not publicly responded to the comments at the time of writing, gained fame outside of hockey after he was engaged to ski legend Lindsey Vonn.
But Aliu insisted: 'Every place you played – nobody liked to know you and players inside who you really are – a sale of the highest proportions.
'You are the perfect example of why people of color are not demanded at the highest levels of society. From one man to another, you are a shame and history will judge you accordingly. '
The two rivals meet in Boston in the final of the four nations, only a few days after their brutal first meeting that three fights saw in the first nine seconds before the American triumph 3-1.
Emotions rose everywhere with Canada fans, for Trudeau, furious 'The Star-Spangled Banner' while he played in Montreal.
After the violent scenes at the weekend, Bill Guerin, general manager of USA Hockey, had encouraged President Trump to encourage them from the stands.
