There is no place for racism in football or society in general.”The Birmingham City statement said of the abuse: “The club captain and those inside St Andrew’s identified this as coming from the home section of the Gil Merrick lower when players were leaving the field of play towards the players’ tunnel. Realme
Police are investigating a report of racial abuse aimed against Birmingham City captain Troy Deeney by one of the club’s own supporters.In a statement, the Sky Bet Championship side said Deeney and a number of fans reported hearing the 34-year-old being subjected to racist abuse after the full-time whistle of Tuesday night’s 2-0 defeat against Cardiff City.West Midlands Police said the allegations involved abuse directed at former Watford striker Deeney by a fan in a home section of St Andrew’s.The force said in a statement: “We are working with Birmingham City FC including reviewing CCTV footage Bonus
There is no place for racism in football or society in general.”The Birmingham City statement said of the abuse: “The club captain and those inside St Andrew’s identified this as coming from the home section of the Gil Merrick lower when players were leaving the field of play towards the players’ tunnel. Register
Police are investigating a report of racial abuse aimed against Birmingham City captain Troy Deeney by one of the club’s own supporters.In a statement, the Sky Bet Championship side said Deeney and a number of fans reported hearing the 34-year-old being subjected to racist abuse after the full-time whistle of Tuesday night’s 2-0 defeat against Cardiff City.West Midlands Police said the allegations involved abuse directed at former Watford striker Deeney by a fan in a home section of St Andrew’s.The force said in a statement: “We are working with Birmingham City FC including reviewing CCTV footage Cagayan