Millwall fans group says booing players taking a knee was not racist The jeering happened at the . Millwall fans boo as players take the knee in support of Black Lives To see all content on The Sun, please use the Site Map. "I'm really proud to represent my country and my football club, I'm proud to be a black and ethnic minority coach in the game and that hurt, being stood on the touchline hearing the boos. Coronavirus regulations in England mean that only 2,000 local fans are allowed to attend games with no away fans permitted to travel. #61. We should resist enforced orthodoxy. Proud to be black.'. Players should be free to express their views as they wish and be respected after Millwall and Colchester fans booed their own teams taking a knee on Saturday, a Cabinet minister has said. Forward Callum Harriott, who scored the winner, later called the booing "ridiculous" and said it left him "absolutely disappointed". 4 Millwall fans were involved in a fight in the away end at Cardiff Credit: Rex 4 Millwall break silence on fans booing players taking the knee before People must feel free to demonstrate their abhorrence to racism in their own way. It feels like it falls on deaf ears. Rams veteran Colin Kazim-Richards slammed Millwalls boobirds on social media afterward, while also praising his Derby teammates and staffers for standing up for whats right. I May Destroy You star Michaela Coel joins for his new series, The England captain talks VAR, fans returning and Justin Bieber. Queens Park Rangers players celebrated scoring versus Millwall on Tuesday night by taking the knee, days after a group of Millwall's fans booed the anti-racism gesture. Only 1 a week after your trial. Will people be happy for players to take the knee for the next 10 years but see no actual progress made? No one condones that behaviour. West Brom and Millwall fans got themselves in a massive punch-up at The Hawthorns during the two sides' encounter on Saturday. "The club has worked tirelessly in recent months to prepare for the return of supporters," they said. Their black players like Mahlon Romeo were heartbroken yesterday. This service is provided on News Group Newspapers' Limited's Standard Terms and Conditions in accordance with our Privacy & Cookie Policy. Peckham Lion said: I do remember my first game without my old man. Millwall fans have booed their own players for taking the knee at 'The Den' today. Millwall bossGary Rowett said he was 'disappointed' by the fans' behaviour, while opposition manager Wayne Rooney said it was 'surprising'. "We are taking the next appointment extremely seriously in terms of not just what's right for football but what's right for society," said former England Under-21 international Rosenior, who played for a host of clubs, including Fulham, Reading, Hull and Brighton.
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