The FA is investigating claims that Sol Campbell was subjected to homophobic abuse during Macclesfields trip to Cheltenham on Saturday.Several Cheltenham fans wrote on social media about the chants directed towards the Macclesfield manager and director Dave Beesley confirmed to Gloucestershire Live he had received a few emails from fans complaining of homophobia at the game.
2The homophobic chants and references towards Sol Campbell was disgusting. Couldnt see who was doing it. Disappointed that the stewards didnt seem to do anything?— Dave Jennings (@lazenbeee) January 26, 2019
No need for those chants today, very strange! Not seen them before! — Donna Beaver (@DonnaBeaver21) January 26, 2019I’m not even playing anymore. I’m a manager. It’s not like I’ve got anything against whoever I’m playing.I don’t understand why there is animosity towards a manager who has got nothing to do with their club other than being the opposition.“I’ve just been a manager and I want to do my job.”
2CLUB STATEMENT: A reminder to all supporters visiting the Jonny-Rocks Stadium.https://t.co/sxpdoC9PC2 #ctfc— Cheltenham Town (@CTFCofficial) January 28, 2019Under the Equality Act 2010 it is an offence to make reference to the above protected characteristics in abusive terms and doing so could lead to arrest and prosecution.The club is currently undertaking a thorough review of matchday operations in line with its Equality Policy and supporters are urged to report any such abuse to the nearest steward as quickly as possible.Stewards will then be required to relay any complaint that involves discriminatory behaviour to the control room immediately for a response to be provided.
Several Cheltenham fans took to social media to speak out against the "disgusting" and "horrendous" alleged incidents. The Football Association is investigating reports Macclesfield manager Sol Campbell was subjected to homophobic abuse during the Sky Bet League Two match at Cheltenham on Saturday.
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Police investigate 'homophobic abuse' directed at Sol
The Football Association has launched an investigation into claims Sol Campbell was subjected to homophobic abuse during Macclesfield's visit to Cheltenham on Saturday. It comes after several Cheltenham fans wrote about chants directed towards the away manager on social media after the match, which the home side won 3-2.
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The FA is investigating claims that Sol Campbell was subjected to homophobic abuse during Macclesfield's trip to Cheltenham on Saturday. Several Cheltenham fans wrote on social media about the
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Sol Campbell: FA investigating alleged homophobic abuse of Macclesfield boss. Several Cheltenham fans took to social media to speak out against the "disgusting" and "horrendous" alleged incidents.
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The FA is investigating claims Macclesfield boss Sol Campbell was subjected to homophobic abuse during Saturday's game at Cheltenham. Following the game, which Macclesfield lost 3-2, several
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Gloucestershire police have opened an investigation into claims that Macclesfield Town manager Sol Campbell was subjected to homophobic abuse by supporters of Cheltenham Town during a match last week.
FA investigating allegations of homophobic chanting at Sol
The Football Association is investigating alleged homophobic abuse aimed at Sol Campbell during last Saturday's League Two match between Cheltenham Town and Macclesfield Town. Concerns were raised by some individuals on social media after the match at Whaddon Road, which Cheltenham won 3-2, suggesting visiting manager Campbell was the target of
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The Football Association has launched an investigation into claims Sol Campbell was subjected to homophobic abuse by Cheltenham Town fans. Macclesfield Town manager Campbell was allegedly targeted
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