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Brentford striker Ivan Toney answers ‘nowhere exciting’ when asked where he plays

Grinning Ivan Toney mocks Brentford ECH as he says “nowhere exciting” when asked where he plays … two months after he apologized to fans for saying “f *** Brentford” in a viral video as he was in the Vacation was

  • Brentford striker Ivan Toney has been asked where he plays by a TikTok user
  • Toney responded to “nowhere exciting” in a video that excites fans of the club
  • It comes just two months after he was filmed saying “f *** Brentford” on vacation

By Kieran Lynch For Mailonline

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Ivan Toney went viral again for negligent comments about his club, just two months after he was filmed and says “f *** Brentford”.

The 26-year-old striker filmed after the original video, while he was on holiday during the winter break, to apologize to fans, his manager and the club.

Toney has now been caught on camera in his car talking to TikTok user ‘callmetoksy’, with the latest clip sure to excite Brentford fans and the club.

Ivan Toney responded ‘nowhere exciting’ when a TikTok user asked where he was playing

The short clip shows Toney discussing the crypto-currency with the person who recorded it, who does not seem to know who he is talking to.

Toney tells the cameraman what he does for a living and confirms his name, which the cameraman asks to ask what team he plays for.

The Brentford striker responded ‘nowhere exciting’ – a two word response that sparked criticism on social media, with fans insisting he was ‘disrespectful’ to the club.

After one person suggested that Toney was’ modest ‘, another Twitter user replied:’ The club you play for to be called ‘nowhere exciting’ is not modest, there is total respect for the club you play for and who pays your wages. ‘

Toney has received online criticism, with some saying his comment was ‘disrespectful’

AFCJ21 comments: ’26 year old finally plays in the big boys leagues and treats his club like that? Oof he did not want to be anywhere near the current Arsenal lot, he could learn a thing or two about humility from them before it ends badly at Brentford.

A Brentford fan posted: “All of our fans love him. I do not know why he likes such things, especially when he’s probably leaving in the summer.”

In January, Toney apologized after a video on social media showed him using an exploratory reference to his own team.

ATTENTION – STRONG LANGUAGE

Calling the club you play for ‘nowhere exciting’ is not modest, there is total respect for the club you play for and who pays your wages.

– UpperGwladysBlue @ (@UpperGwladysBlu) March 20, 2022

all our fans love him, I do not know why he says such things especially when he probably leaves in the summer

– BfcBen (@IvanToneyGOAT) March 20, 2022

Toney, who was on holiday with team-mate Bryan Mbeumo in Dubai when the video was recorded, can be seen saying “f *** Brentford”, the sentence repeated by the woman who filmed it.

Toney wrote on Twitter: “I am aware of a video of me that was published on social media today, made in Dubai, where I was on winter break and on vacation. And there I used language that was unacceptable.

‘The video was cut short and edited, but I have to accept the impact this has had and I realize I should not put myself in that position.

Toney had to apologize to fans at the club after being filmed “f *** Brentford”

Toney is Brentford’s top scorer this season with 13 goals and 28 games over all competitions

“I explained to Gaffer what happened and apologized to him but I also want to apologize to all Brentford fans. I respect the way you support all the team and I have to say how much I love playing for the club and for you.

“I will be back in training next week, working hard to score more goals to help us win more games for the rest of the season.”

The former Peterborough United frontman was vital at Brentford to reach promotion to the Premier League last season, scoring 33 goals in a spectacular campaign.

He scored five goals this month to help Brentford beat Norwich and Burnley to bolster their survival hopes.

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