England prop Ellis Genge has blasted the BBC after they mistakenly used an image of Lewis Ludlam instead of him in an article regarding race issues.
"I’m actually fucked off with this happening to every mixed race/black sportsperson," wrote Genge.
"Must be the 15th time in less than a year just between me and Lewis Ludlam."
And although Ludlam revealed he agreed with Genge, who said the pulling down of a statue of slave trader Edward Colston in Bristol was "warranted", the Northampton back-rower also found the use of a wrong photo ironic.
"I’m with Gengey on this one, however, wrong mixed raced guy @BBCSport," wrote Ludlam .
"Probably should be getting that right on an article about race issues. Not the first time this has happened."
I’m actually fucked off with this happening to every mixed race/black sportsperson. Must be the 15th time in less than a year just between me and @LewisLudlam .
I’m with Gengey on this one however , wrong mixed raced guy @BBCSport . Probably should be getting that right on an article about race issues. Not the first time this has happened
So embarrassing. You could not insult them more......
Gengey
@EllisGenge
I’m actually fucked off with this happening to every mixed race/black sportsperson. Must be the 15th time in less than a year just between me and @LewisLudlam .