Watford striker Andre Gray claims football authorities dont care about racism and calls for greater action

Watford striker Andre Gray claims football authorities dont care about racism and calls for greater action
Andre Gray has called on footballs authorities to take racism more seriously after several Watford players received racist messages online.The Hornets were forced to contact police after Troy Deeney, Adrian Mariappa and Christian Kabasele were targeted following the dramatic 3-2 victory over Wolves in the FA Cup semi-final.And Watford striker Gray reveals he was also the victim of racial abuse, as were all of the clubs non-white players.We all got it, he told Drive on talkSPORT. Its disgusting and its never gone away. I dont know how many years its been now.2

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Its been like this for years now and the media havent helped the situation.More needs to be done, the punishments are too light, and it shows how people higher up dont really care about the situation.Theres never going to be the right answer. Its all good banning people and getting people prosecuted, but that doesnt change their beliefs and how they feel. Its about changing peoples beliefs. Its just ignorance. Its the way people are brought up, theyre stuck in an environment where they feel thats right.Theres a deeper issue, its not just about what people are saying.English football has been blighted by numerous incidents of racism this season, the latest of which occurred during Chelsea and Arsenals Europa League quarter-finals last night.2

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Chelsea fans filmed themselves signing a racist chant about Mohamed Salah before their win over Slavia Prague, while an Arsenal fan racially abused Kalidou Koulibaly on Snapchat during the Napoli victory.And Gray insists him and his fellow professionals wont be put down by ignorant fans.He added: I think players are now speaking out against it more. We spoke with the club today and they are united with everything.

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Were a team with all different types of races, religions and cultures. You can see with all the teams in the league how together people are.Its just the people on the outside who want to take a game of football and try and use it to their advantage.

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