Every now and again I feel like you're capable of an actual discussion.
I
do somewhat agree with where you're coming from, but more often than not players of colour often are referred to by their traits - what they are - rather than
who they are, it's one of those things where you'd not call a white player that as casually as a black player and it's where it stems from.
It's been a common thing in sports for years and really has been considered more in the past four years a bit stronger than it used to be.
Here's a paper where someone was quoted way back in 1987 as to why beastial terms are subtly racist.
https://digitalcommons.unl.edu/cgi/v...ontext=pocpwi2
Basically... Victor Wanyama would likely be called a 'beast' but Sam Vokes would be called a 'unit'