No English football institution is doing anything to fight against racism. This is to say that Troy Townsend, the development head of 'Kick It Out', an organization working for equality in football. Troy said on Sky Sports' show The Football, "If these kinds of incidents are happening then none of us are doing anything."
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This time he said, "When the players of our national team were affected in the accidents in Montenegro, in Bulgaria, we immediately agreed to challenge him. We were criticizing him and wanted the harshest punishment. "
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He said, "When it returned to our country, we are not dealing with it in the way in which we should deal with it." Protests against apartheid have started once again after the death of black man George Floyd in US police custody.
