“When did anyone ever celebrate people being nice to each other, Muppet. What planet are you from then one which has a superior ego believing all others are wrong?”

“Guys they are not handing out any more medals for pc nutters, so stop crawling. All abuse is wrong, it does not matter if it's racial or not. Robots”

“I am very pleased for you blue blood, can you tell me though when was the last time you were attacked on the street because of the colour of your skin, unable to get a job because you were english, what political parties are there designed to keep britain white free? Is your family name the name of your slave owner?
It is great that you feel powerful enough to stand up for your self when a few 'supporters' shout anti England chants,that is the point because of your standing you are powerful not oppressed, you need to look at the wider picture. Why is it that caring for someone when they are being abused is wrong?”

“As John,briz says,cardiff swansea and wrexham fans hurle racist abuse and chant anti-english songs on a weekly basis,i've been on the receiving end as an englishman,does it offend me? no of course not,you just hurle it right back at them! its part and parcel.

will the PC brigade please wind thier necks in.”

“Good to see the chairman of the supporters' club is behind the authorities who are trying to stamp out all misbehaviour at football matches, including racism.

All he is concerned about is what he describes as police over-reaction and, oh yes, there might have been one racist chant amongst the obscenities.

With this this sort of lukewarm support for the authorities from someone in a supposedy responsible position is it any wonder the morons think it great to indulge in their disgraceful behaviour?

I don't know what disgusts me most: the racism of these 'supporters' (but they're not really supporters because they haven't been seen on the coach before) or the reaction of the supporters' club official.

He should be standing four-square behind the police and stewards in their work and not trying to divert attention by making comments about the police.

I just hope he really does want to stamp out this kind of thing. His comments have not convinced me.”

“Change the record Bert. Racism has no place in sport its hatred and should not be tolerated in a modern day society. The behaviour on the stands means the average person can not take their children to the game for fear, is that ok with you? What would be interesting is if you took the game away from the stadium and just let the so called fans get on with what they really want to do, now wouldn't that be entertaining we would then all see that its nothing to do with football.”

“In the 1993/94 season Carling survey of Premier League fans, only 1% of fans described themselves as 'non-white'. It is argued that this is due to a prevalence of racism amongst traditional soccer fans.

The 1991 Football (Offences) Act made racist chanting at football matches unlawful, but is largely inadequate as chanting is defined as the "repeated uttering of any words or sounds in concert with one or more others". As a result an individual shouting racist abuse on his own can only be charged under the 1986 Public Order Act for using "obscene and foul language at football grounds". This loophole has allowed several offenders to escape conviction for racism at football matches.”

“Regarding the stewards; at the last game I noticed a rather luscious young filly working as a steward. Now if that isn't incitement to make me jump the barrier onto the pitch just to be wrestled to the ground by her, then I don't know what is.”

“England's full of Brits!

There, I've said it now. String me up.”

“All well and good reporting it to the stewards but the stewards have never done anything about it.

Could be time to employ a team of professional stewards instead of what appears to be people who just do it at a football match to earn themselves £20 and watch the football for free.”