Payne Haas has flagged his intention to remove alcohol and gambling advertising from his jerseys in the future on religious grounds | proshenks SMHsport
Payne Haas has flagged his intention to remove alcohol and gambling advertising from his jerseys in the future on religious grounds.
“There is going to be a time when I’m going to align with it and I want to be a leader for Islam and for Muslims,” Haas told the, God willing and can be at the forefront of that, the way Sonny is at the moment. “For Sonny and all of them, they’ve probably seen it happen to their families and friends. They have wanted to lead by example to fellow Muslims - not only Muslims but everyone.Payne Haas
“I’ve done it for four years now, it’s a blessed month,” Haas said. “I did it at the start of this year, lost a lot of weight, so I had to put it back on.
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