Kamar’s lawyer criticized Czech children in the auditorium. How did Steven Gerrard react?
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In the case of Slavia, they called in Great Britain for an uncompromising punishment for Ondřej Kúdela’s alleged racist statement towards Kamar during a duel in Glasgow. This time, according to the British side, the children in the tribune in Letná were fatally guilty, where they shouted dissatisfaction with the same player.
For example, a former West Ham and St. John’s player immediately spoke on social networks. Mirren Anton Ferdinand, who is urging UEFA.
@UEFAcom the time is now! where are you?? the zero tolerance is clearly not what you live by, stadium bans clearly ain’t working kick them out the competition #rangers #glenkamara
– Anton Ferdinand (@anton_ferdinand) October 1, 2021
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“The time has come! Where are you? Zero tolerance is obviously not what you would stick to. Closing stadiums obviously does not work. Get them out of the competition, “UEFA’s management urges to exclude Sparta.
GLOSA: Racism? No, applause for Sparta for the carnival atmosphere
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He speaks similarly to, for example, Kamar’s lawyer Aamer Anwar, who also demanded the same punishment for the Czech club, ie expulsion from the European Cup.
Former Celtic coach, Rangers’ main rival, Neil Lennon, also rebelled against the behavior of Czech fans in the BN television studio.
Rangers sue Sparta at UEFA. Gerrard did not notice racism on Summer, now he speaks differently
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“It is completely irrelevant whether there were children (on Letná) or not. You could see Steve Gerrard upset that (Sparta) hadn’t been punished because people were let into the stadium. Another thing is that it was again Glen Kamara who had to endure the racist attacks he had to face six months ago, “Lennon recalled the duel with Slavia.
“I’m sorry about the boy. It’s all disgusting, “he continued.
Stop attacking our children, it’s extremely cowardly and cheeky, Sparta responds. Slavia joined the call
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“I don’t think it’s just a stain on our game, but on society as a whole. It’s an absolutely fundamental problem in Eastern Europe. UEFA talks about respect, but where is the respect for the guy who fights for his team?” asked a former Northern Irish footballer.
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