A strange situation has surprised British football. Local media rule out any third-party involvement in the individual’s death.
A complex and confusing situation has been experienced in English football. On Saturday, Chester FC drew 1-1 against Warrington Town, in a duel valid for the National League Conference North. The news happened off the field of play. A supporter of the home team was caught making racist gestures towards player Bohan Dixon, who plays for the rival team. The club captured an image of the fan.
“We are angry and appalled by an alleged instance of racism directed at a Warrington Town player during yesterday’s National League North match. We acted quickly to obtain photographic and video evidence of the incident and identified the individual in question. The matter will be investigated by the FA and this information will also be shared with Cheshire Police. Chester FC condemns all forms of discrimination and will not tolerate any form of abuse. “Racism has no place in sport or in society, and anyone found to have engaged in such behavior will be banned from attending matches for an indefinite period.” they noted in a press release.
“We are also investigating other incidents of unacceptable behavior during the match which referees have reported to the FA, including the use of pyrotechnics and throwing objects. It is extremely disappointing to, once again, have to , coping with the actions of a minority incapable of behaving responsibly The team is grateful for the exceptional support they received from the 900 Chester supporters who attended the match, but the club is now coping. to an investigation of the FA. This behavior endangers the safety of players, referees and fans, and costs the club time, resources and potential fines, and must stop. If anyone is aware of any incidents during the match, please contact us at fans@chesterfc.com. The reports will be confidential,” they add.
Hours later, the story took an unexpected turn when the fan was found dead. Chester decided to take action with the replies to his first post. “It is with sadness that Chester FC learned of the tragic death of the person involved. “We have disabled comments out of respect and everyone at the club’s immediate thoughts are with his family and friends,” they noted.
According to what the newspaper reported Daily Mail Cheshire Police confirmed the person was set to be “questioned at a later date” for a “racially aggravated public order offence”. The death of the individual was confirmed this Sunday at a property in Flint, Wales. According to what was reported in the aforementioned British newspaper, there are no suspicious circumstances surrounding his death.
Source: Latercera
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