Search

Millwall probe racism claims

Millwall have vowed to reopen an investigation into allegations of racial abuse aimed at a Leeds player in a Championship match in South East London earlier this season.

Post a Comment:

Comments 1 - 5 of (5)

ryanssmile10 (Tottenham Hotspur) says...

The irony is that just 12 months ago, Sky were running the same kind of documentary in Poland and Ukraine which caused outcry, with suggestions to not even go to the tournament. Just goes to show that you always need to get your own house in order before looking over at anyone else. Time for the FA to get tough on this and send a message, especially with Millwall having a history of these events. Closed doors matches should provide the financial incentive for the club to stop ignoring the problem and deal with it for good.

Posted 4:25pm 12th February 2013

Gab1965 says...

Couldn't agree more with the two statements below. There's enough to call Diouf without getting your club in hot water. But if your club is Millwall and they still don't realise the level of a lot of their thuggish support, then I suppose you might as well get your club in trouble until they learn their lesson. It's the only education some of those knuckleheads will ever be involved in.

Posted 1:28pm 12th February 2013

damoceltic (Celtic) says...

Yep, so much ammunition to hurl abuse at this guy without resorting to racism. But it is Millwall supporters we're talking about here.

Posted 1:06pm 12th February 2013

ricky villa (Tottenham Hotspur) says...

@stevenjameshyde Ain't it! Find it amusing that a large portion of Millwall fans being deplorable uneducated scumbags has taken their board completely by surprise.

Posted 12:10pm 12th February 2013

stevenjameshyde (Notts County) says...

This is really sad, especially when there are so many perfectly valid non-racist forms of abuse that could be legitimately directed at El-Hadji Diouf

Posted 11:51am 12th February 2013

  • Page 1 of 1
  • 1

Related News

Sky Bet

    • Retrieving latest Sky Bet odds

Most Commented

Readers' Comments

I

m starting to think Roman may never actually be happy at the top level. If he wants all conquering fancy football I wonder if he'd be better off buying a lower division side then paying outlandish salaries to attract high caliber players too good for the division.

john matrix
The Most Unsatisfying European Victory...

R

afa has to be favourite for the Everton job now, surely :) He'll realise his ambition to live and work on Merseyside again, get the best out of whoever plays for them, maybe win some cups and be thoroughly loathed by the toffee fans. What's not to like? Go ead, Ken, gimajob!

captbusby
Benitez basks in final glory

T

hat is arguably the least inspiring England I have ever seen. There is not a single name in that list that makes me think I might actually want to watch this team. Not a one.

harry hotspur
Carroll back in England squad

Footer 365

Premier League: Newcastle owner Mike Ashley offers £1m incentive for victory over Arsenal

Newcastle owner Mike Ashley will share out £1m between the club's non-football staff if they beat Arsenal on Sunday.

Emotional Beckham says goodbye

David Beckham was in tears as he left the pitch after playing what could be the final game of his career as Paris Saint-Germain beat Brest 3-1.

Clichy signs new City deal

Manchester City have confirmed that Gael Clichy has signed a new four-year deal at the Etihad Stadium.

Mail Box

James Collins Is Only 29. Tough Paper Round

He is one of a number of solid shouts for players that look old before their time. We also have the final words on lovely D-Beck and a rejection of end of season playoffs...

Without Posh, Becks Could Have Been Scholes

That's one opinion, but others give their thanks to the man. We also have ideas for a relegation playoff, happy memories of the season and a defence of Liverpool's campaign...

Site Map

Our Network

Websites

Partners

Betting & Gaming

Mobile, Fun & Games

© 2013 British Sky Broadcasting Ltd. All Rights Reserved