Russell Brand has leapt to the defence of Raheem Sterling, claiming cultural changes must be made in order to eradicate the problem of racism in football.The Manchester City star was allegedly racially abused by a group of Chelsea fans during Saturday nights clash at Stamford Bridge.



#Chelsea fans facing football ban & criminal charges after being filmed in this #racist incident on a Paris train.https://t.co/PXyzM96dWc— Sky News Australia (@SkyNewsAust) February 18, 2015In order to finally rid the beautiful game of such a foul stain, the actor called for changes to be made throughout the industry.I suppose what we have to do is address directly the conditions that lead to it [racism], he added.What Raheem Sterling was saying is that the way he is written about and spoken about is somehow facilitating that kind of abuse making it seem more reasonable.I think he is right, I think hes nailed it. Furthermore, Stan Collymore said once in a while these conversations flare up. It happened after the incident with the train when the Chelsea fans would not let the black geezer get on.But what Stan was saying is that these conversations flare up and then they disappear again.I suppose culture needs to change deeply and that needs to come from the bottom and the top. Fans ourselves need to demonstrate that racist language is unacceptable.And, on an institutional level, changes need to be made.

Everton vs Man City: When is it? The Premier League clash at Goodison Park is on Wednesday, February 6 and will kick off at 7.45pm. The game was initially scheduled for the weekend of February 23, but it has been moved forward due to City's Carabao Cup final meeting with Chelsea later this month.
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Crystal Palace goalkeeper Wayne Hennessey has been charged by the Football Association over allegedly raising a 'Nazi salute'. The Welshman has spoken out to deny accusations he had made the gesture in a photo that emerged on social media at a team dinner after the 1-0 win against Grimsby Town in the FA Cup third round.
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According to the BBC, Tottenham are reported to have made a club-record £53 million bid for Real Betis' midfielder Giovani Lo Celso. This attempt to bring the highly touted midfielder to north London would far exceed the £42 million Spurs paid for Davinson Sánchez in May 2017.
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