Rose Danny of Tottenham says that he is eager to retire because of racism

Danny Rose said that he was eager to see football thoroughly because of the racism that plagues modern football.

The Tottenham defender, who was one of the English players who were the victims of racist violence in Montenegro last week, attacked the authorities for not resolving the problem.

He described the current situation as a "joke" and does not expect it to change when the football authorities fail to punish the culprits.

"I have enough," Rose said. "At the moment, I'm planning to think," I have five or six more years left in football and I can not wait to see the result. "Seeing how things are done in the game by the minute, I just want to get out.

& # 39; That's how I feel. I still have five or six years left and I just want to enjoy football as much as I can. In football, there is so much politics and no matter, and to be honest, I can not wait to see the result. "

Rose kept a dignified silence immediately after the qualifier for Euro 2020 in Podgorica, won 5-1 by England.

Speaking in public for the first time since, the 28-year-old said he was ready to suffer the abuses in Montenegro after experiencing similar problems in Serbia, during a match for the United States. England under 21 in 2012.

"I thought it would be a possibility that it will happen again," Rose said. "So I prepared for it and, yes, it happened. I immediately looked up in the first half. I know the exact time when it happened. That did not affect my game. I was fine

"If we had not won, the yellow card I received in the end could have been a red card. But yes, that's fine. I have prepared for that, we have won and now we are just waiting for the punishment, if a punishment occurs. & # 39;

The UEFA is investigating this case but, after so many incidents, players are losing confidence in the authorities to tackle this problem.

"Obviously, it's a little sad," Rose said. "But when countries are only fined for what I would probably spend on a party in London, what are you waiting for? When the punishment is not as severe, what do you expect?

"You see my Spurs coach, Mauricio Pochettino, being banned from two matches while he's just confronted Mike Dean in Burnley. And yet, a country can only be fined for racism. It's just a bit of a joke to the minute. Until there is a severe punishment, we can not expect anything else. & # 39;

As for her decision to remain silent after the game, Rose added, "I was not angry and I did not want to focus on me and a little – and it was only small – a minority of singing fans.

"I just wanted everyone to focus on a fantastic week with England. We scored 10 goals and it was a great performance in two games. I am a big boy now and I know that three points are obviously not the most important thing when you go through such an event, but I just wanted the team to get three points to move forward and out of Montenegro. as fast as possible.

There has been a disturbing series of racist incidents on football pitches this season, the latest one involving Juventus teenager, Moise Kean, targeted in Italy this week.

Gareth Southgate, the English coach, and Pochettino, the coach of the Spurs, said they would now direct their players off the field if they were aware of the racism shown by the crowd.

"I spoke to Gareth after the match and he was not aware of it," Rose said. "I did not talk about it at half-time, so he did not know what was going on until he heard it right at the end."

"The manager was a little upset. He told us that it was the first time that he was involved in something like that and he did not know what was the right course of action.

"He said that he was completely behind me if we wanted to leave. I just wanted to get the three points and leave as quickly as possible.