A RACIST plasterer bombarded with 99 per cent bad reviews on Trustpilot insisted: "I really don't f***ing care".
Brad Pretty filmed himself lashing out at Bukayo Saka, Jadon Sancho and Marcus Rashford after England lost to Italy on penalties on Sunday.
The labourer, 49, has since seen his BK Plastering business bombarded with hundreds of angry messages and hammered with 99 per cent bad reviews on Trustpilot.
One read: “The only people who would employ this vile racist creature would be vile racist creatures.
Another said: “We can now see what a racist plasterer you are. Vile and nasty man. I hope every one sees you for exactly who you are. Racist!!!”
And a third wrote: ”The owner displayed absolutely horrible behaviour. He’s racist. I wouldn’t do business with him.”
'I DON'T F***ING CARE'
But unrepentant Pretty refused to apologise the day after his shocking outburst.
On Monday, he posted on Facebook: “Ide just like 2 say 1 word to those that have commented back to me and are unhappy with my vid rant I put on FB last nite……B******S!”
It came after he shared a rambling foul-mouthed post defending his racist video on the night it was uploaded.
Prety wrote: “Apologies 2 any 1 I have offended but so many people want 2 say a lot of things but don’t ave the balls of gumption Cox of how this country and its rules laws and governments have manipulated as well as controlled wot we are not allowed 2 say because of this b******s called political correctness.
"I’m standing up and saying wot I said for the weak 1’s, but just 2 go bak 2 the beginning…Sorry 2 those I may of offended but….REALLY I DON’T F*****N CARE YOU SOFT A**E TWATS!! ENGLAND TIL I DIE!!!”.
INNOCENT FAMILY’S ‘DEATH THREATS’
A FAMILY claims that their business has been “completely ruined” after trolls on social media mistook their company for Pretty’s plastering firm.
Byron and Danielle Kilpatrick run BK Plastering and Rendering, in Bristol, and have had death threats since Pretty’s video went viral.
Byron, 37, and his wife have been left with thousands of abusive comments and reviews off the back of the vile rant which had nothing to do with them.
Danielle, 33, told The Sun: “It’s completely ruined our business within one whole day. Byron has been getting death threats all day. It's horrific.
"People have been leaving reviews calling us a racist company and all sorts, when it isn’t true and nothing to do with us.
"Loads of people were sharing his number and he was getting so many abusive calls it has been awful.
"It’s awful and disgusting what is in the video, but people should make sure that they are blaming who is responsible rather than someone completely unconnected.
"We’ve been trying to refuse the Google and Tripadvisor reviews because it will just ruin our entire livelihood, for something we didn’t do."
Pretty was arrested in relation to a malicious communication but has since been released pending further investigation by the CPS.
He had enjoyed a "party atmosphere" at his home before filming the sickening racist abuse.
In a Facebook post, the disgraced dad ranted: "Where do I start, where do I start. Sick, gutted like all of us.
"Proper deflated. Gotta be proud of the boys, be proud, but anyone and everyone that knows me well will understand what I'm talking about.
"Three lions on a shirt, right. How many times have we seen England players, w*** take penalties for us and f*** it up.
"Three f***ing lions, three f***ing c***s f***ed it for us."
The disgusting footage came to light as police forces up and down the country arrested four people in relation to racist abuse.
The racists have since been slammed by Prince William, Boris Johnson and England players after causing global outrage.
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Rashford said he would "never apologise for who I am and where I came from".
While Sancho said society "needs to do better" but added: "Hate will never win."
Harry Kane also aimed a message at so-called fans behind the abuse, saying: "We don't want you."
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