who remembers man u 3 west brom 5 1978
regis and cunningham got awful abuse from the utd fans.
Mark walters at Glasgow rangers had loads of bananas thrown at him
Surely the stewards would have heard someone shouting n*****, n*****, repeatedly ad nauseum.
Cannot believe for a second that they didn't. Diouf had even pointed out to the referee where it was coming from and it was then passed on to the 4th official and the club during the game. Yet not one fan was arrested or thrown out.
Cannot believe these people are using up valuable oxygen that us normal humans could make do with.
Zero tolerance is the only answer.
Anyway, constant chants of n***** over and over and not one fan was arrested, even though Diouf (the player in one of the instances) on a number of occasions complained to the ref.
Not the same Diouf who racially abused a ball boy at Everton a few years ago?
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...f-racially-abused-ball-boy.html#axzz2KdItP3RG
The Big Match Revisited was on ITV4 yesterday, as Viv Anderson went on a forward run the crowd were booing him, the late great Kenneth Wolsteholme remarked "I don't know what they're booing Viv Anderson for", and I thought, you do Ken, ha ha.
I didn't quite get how it was obvious Diouf was saying about it to the ref and stewards and then the statement that came out from Millwall said the player hadn't heard or said anything during the game.
What difference does that make? Racism is racism.
Then I can only assume you did not see the footage.
On the footage you can quite clearly see Diouf pointing at the crowd, reacting to the crowd and then quite clearly report it to the ref, continuing to point directly at the crowd as he did it.
Would say that was pretty obvious to be honest.
Also, as said on SSN, it's got to the stage where black players are just getting used to it and taking it as the norm. Probably after the game Diouf thought 'what's the point!'
I think you may have missed his point Otis?
I have no sympathy towards a person who complains about the very thing he's guilty of himself.
Then I can only assume you did not see the footage.
On the footage you can quite clearly see Diouf pointing at the crowd, reacting to the crowd and then quite clearly report it to the ref, continuing to point directly at the crowd as he did it.
Would say that was pretty obvious to be honest.
Also, as said on SSN, it's got to the stage where black players are just getting used to it and taking it as the norm. Probably after the game Diouf thought 'what's the point!'
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