‘The racist agenda against Raheem Sterling is clear,’ says talkSPORT host Adrian Durham

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‘The racist agenda against Raheem Sterling is clear,’ says talkSPORT host Adrian Durham
talkSPORT host Adrian Durham has argued there is a clear racist agenda against Raheem Sterling after the forward suffered alleged racial abuse at Stamford Bridge.Sterling responded to the incident, which occurred during Manchester City’s 2-0 defeat to Chelsea, by accusing the British press of helping to ‘fuel racism’ with their portrayal of black players, and Durham has called for a more careful consideration of the rhetoric surrounding him.Sterling appeared to be abused by a group of fans2
Sterling appeared to be abused by a group of fans
The spotlight on racism in the English game has intensified in recent days. Kick It Out campaigner Troy Townsend joined talkSPORT to argue the problem has got worse in the last six years, and Durham urges those in the media to think about their potential influence on hate-filled minds.“The racial agenda is clear and it’s sad that some who have huge and influential voices and big platforms in this country cannot see it,” the talkSPORT host said.“I’ve spoken about the racist agenda against Sterling in the past and it’s been dismissed – mainly by white men – and that’s what you would’ve seen since Saturday as well.“White men are trying to claim that the fan said “manc” instead of “black”. They’re trying to twist the truth for a reason – the first step for any racist is to deny that racism exists.“The hate for Sterling is clear, the undercurrent is racist and [Marcus] Rashford won’t get it because his career, so far, fits into the perceived pattern the racist white man thinks he can demand.”Durham added: “The words we use are important. There’s a negative narrative and the derogatory words towards Sterling in the past should’ve been thought through before being used.

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“The words used by some in the media, sometimes, end up going through the wrong ears, into ill-educated heads and repeated through racist mouths.“I cannot wait for the day Sterling is made England captain. I hope it’s coming very soon. As an Englishman, I will feel so proud that someone who’s come through hardship, through racism and unspeakable hate is leading my country.”Chelsea have suspended four people from attending matches over their alleged behaviour towards Sterling during Saturday’s game.Chelsea have suspended four people regarding their alleged behaviour2
Chelsea have suspended four people regarding their alleged behaviour
Astatementread:Our investigations into this matter are ongoing. We are fully supporting the police investigation and any information we gather will be passed on to them.
Chelsea Football Club finds all forms of discriminatory behaviour abhorrent and if there is evidence of ticket holders taking part in any racist behaviour, the club will issue severe sanctions, including bans. We will also fully support any criminal prosecutions.City welcomed Chelsea’s actions and pledged their continued support for any ongoing investigations.The club added: Manchester City and Raheem are committed to working with all relevant parties and organisations to support the objective of eradicating racism from the game.


negative narrative The Manchester City forward, who was the victim of alleged racial abuse at Stamford Bridge, accused the British press of 'fuelling racism' in English football talkSPORT host Adrian Durham has argued there is a clear racist agenda against Raheem Sterling after the forward suffered alleged racial abuse at Stamford Bridge.
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The club added: "Manchester City and Raheem are committed to working with all relevant parties and organisations to support the objective of eradicating racism from the game." Sterling responded to Saturday's incident on social media by accusing the British press of helping to "fuel racism" by their portrayal of young, black footballers.
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