Former Hearts striker Uche Ikpeazu has been subjected to sickening racial abuse after showing support for QPR pair Illias Chair and Bright Osayi-Samuel.
The ex-Tynecastle frontman, who joined Wycombe in the summer, shared screenshots of the disgusting replies he got after congratulating Chair and Osay-Samuel for their celebration against Millwall.
The pair were booed at The Den after they took a knee in celebration of Chair's opener in the 1-1 draw.
But Ikpeazu was then hit with sickening replies and showed everyone what had been sent to him in some posts on social media.
He posted the screenshots with the caption: "This is why we kneel."
One of the sickening replies called him a n*****, while another said: “U represent nighttime.”
It comes as players continue to take the knee in support of racial equality across the UK.
The 25-year-old spent two years at Hearts and scored five goals in 40 league games before heading back down south.
He’s played just four times so far for the newly-promoted Championship outfit and is yet to score for the club.
