Football urged to give racists the red card for abusive chanting

Westminster’s Diocesan Chaplain for Sport has urged football’s governing bodies to issue abusive fans with yellow and red cards in an effort to kick racism – as well as all forms of abuse – out of the sport. Mgr Vladimir Felzmann, who is also CEO of the John Paul II Foundation for Sport, has also... Read More

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