The Burnley's Banner Gets Confrontational Reactions Among Fans
One of the Premier League clubs, the Burley, made a banner that says "white lives matter" and made it flew over the Etihad stadium. The following Monday's event gets a lot of critical recalls among the football fans in England and worldwide.
More Info About the Banner
The banner with words "White Lives Matter Burley" appeared over the Etihad Stadium on Monday, during the match between the Burley and the Manchester City. The team's social media pages started to get lots of adverse reactions connected with that situation, so the club headquarters decided to make an oncoming statement.
According to the official reaction of the Burley's the persons, responsible for this act will be removed and forever banned from a club. At the same time, the head coach of the team, Sean Dyche and captain Ben Mee said they are not supporting this decision.
The Burnley's Official Statements
"Our football club is adhering no tolerance to any form of racism or discrimination. That's why we are increasing the intensity of all preventive measures to all supporters of this incident," the official Burnley speaker said in his statement.
"We should educate our fans about the 'black lives matter' acts across the whole globe, as there is a severe problem with information about it among the football fans," said the Burnley SEO Neil Hart. "When we teach those people, they can potentially help a lot to our club and the whole football community in general."