Subban would tweet, " They don't call the east coast league the jungle because my brother and the other black players are the monkeys! Hey @jacobpanetta you shouldn't be so quick to delete your Twitter or your Instagram account you will probably be able to play again.. that's what history say about things are changing.
Now the hockey world knows your true colours. Your hometown of Belleville knows, your family and friends know you're a fraud. With everything that has gone on in the I'll say to with all due respect to everyone who has an opinion, this isn't a mistake. We all know what's ok and what's not. Even your own teammates wanted to see you get your clock cleaned. This happens a lot and it never gets exposed in the lower leagues. One thing I love about this is Jordan's teammates standing in there
standing up for Jordan. Showing support. Love that. Shout out to @robconcannon & @scstingrayshockey leave your comments below I'm done."
Jordan Subban would also tweet with the Jacksonville Icemen posting, "Overtime began with a rough fight resulting in multiple penalties on both sides."
Jordan Subban would respond saying, " More like @JPenetta12 was too much of a coward to fight me, soon as I began to turn my back he started making monkeys gestures at me so I punched him in the face multiple times he turtled like the coward he is. There fixed it."
The comes just days after an AHL league player was suspended 30 games also from a racist gesture unfortunately racism is still in our great sport.