A coalition of football organisations including the English Football Association and Premier League revealed they would not post on their channels this weekend and the campaign has grown, with other sports bodies, sponsors and broadcasters joining in.
"The analysis has found that since September 2019, there has been a 350 percent increase in abuse directed towards the club's players," United said in a statement. "It will generate debate and discussion and will raise awareness of the levels of abuse our players and our fans receive." "This disciplinary action demonstrates the club's commitment to the fight against discrimination on many fronts.""Following the conclusion of court proceedings in February, the club conducted our own investigation into the matter and has taken the decision to ban the individual from Chelsea FC for a period of 10 years," said a statement from the club.
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