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title: "Fan complains to Twitter user’s employer about Islamaphobic Mohamed Salah tweet"
canonical: "https://readliverpoolfc.com/news/fan-complains-to-twitter-users-employer-about-islamaphobic-mohamed-salah-tweet/"
type: "post"
language: "en-GB"
author: "Brian Gosden"
section: "Liverpool News"
published: "2019-11-01T12:26:10Z"
modified: "2019-11-01T12:26:14Z"
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# Fan complains to Twitter user’s employer about Islamaphobic Mohamed Salah tweet

When Mohamed Salah posted an image on Twitter of his Halloween costume on Twitter, an account with the handle @ConnorTriggs1, posted a quote tweet that some have deemed as Islamaphobic.

![](https://media.readliverpoolfc.com/readliverpoolfc/2019/11/Screenshot-2019-11-01-at-12.10.40-1.png)

An Arsenal fan, with the handle @zak\_afc, claims to have found the owner of the @ConnorTriggs1 handle and has written a complaint to his employers to show his anger and upset at the tweet, although there is no 100% definitive way to know if the origianl tweeter is the person found by @ConnorTriggs1.

https://twitter.com/zak\_afc/status/1190141182405423106

The @ConnorTriggs1 account is no longer active on Twitter, so it looks like the owner has deleted the account following the backlash from his post about Salah.

### Read Liverpool Verdict

Unfortunately, the world of social media can often be a nasty place, with plenty of footballers getting racially abused on the platform in recent years. Quite what can be done about the matter is a difficult problem to solve but perhaps if people start being held accountable for their tweets, then that’s a place to start.