Everton has threatened to kill James Tarkovsky and his family after defending the defender. Mercedes derby on Wednesday at Anfield.
Liverpool midfielder Tarkovsky scored the first goal for Liverpool’s Alexis MAC Alexlese, but the Premier League referee later said the game should have been followed.
“Everton Football Club is aware of the threats made against James Tarkovsky and his family on social media. Such behavior is unacceptable and there is no place in football and society,” Toffis said in a statement.
“The club is looking for James and Samanta, and is ready to contact social media companies and help the police in any possible investigation,” the player said.
“Everton strongly condemns any online or offline intimidation, threats or insults to players, employees or their families.
Tarkovsky’s wife Samanta said the rape was “out outside” in Instagram post.
“The level of insults by my husband is the death of wishes. He is talking about me as a husband and wife and about him as someone outside,” he said.
“People forget that he is more than a single football player, a husband, son, brother and friend, and most importantly, the father of our two children.
“The football is a sport, but the way some fans behave are embarrassed. The torture, the threats – it’s not passion, it’s compassionate.
Tarkovsky was seen at the final stadium that spoke to Mac Alister at the pitch and said the Argentine had accepted the apology.
“I talked to him and apologized because it wasn’t a big tall,” he told the Premier League.
“When the ball fell between us, I thought he would come and wait for him to become a big challenge of the old school 50-50.
“I’ve apologized and he accepted it, so there’s no great one from me.