'I would rather win the game because that would hurt them more': Raheem Sterling explains why he wouldn't walk off the pitch in face of racist chants Raheem Sterling has told football's racists that he will never allow them to win The Man City star insisted he would not walk off the pitch in the face of racism 'I would rather go and win the game because that would hurt them more,' he said
By Matt Barlow for MailOnline
Published: 18:03 BST, 8 April 2019 | Updated: 18:03 BST, 8 April 2019
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Raheem Sterling has told football's racists he will not let them win and never allow them to force him from the pitch.
'I would rather go and win the game because that would hurt them even more,' said the Manchester City and England striker.
'They're trying to get you down, if you do walk off the pitch as a group then that makes them win.
Man City star Raheem Sterling has told football's racists that he will never allow them to win
'If you score a goal to win the match, then that's even a better feeling which beats them.'
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