The Owls have condemned the behavior and released a video demonstrating their commitment to tackling the issue. Robins disclosed that discussions are underway among Coventry’s leaders about taking direct action if such an incident occurs again. The Sky Blues will be returning to Hillsborough for their fourth round FA Cup tie tomorrow. Robins assured his team’s stance, stating that they would walk off the field if such an incident happens again, with the backing of everyone. He emphasized the impact of racism on the players and the importance of taking a tough stand against it.
Robins called for the perpetrator of the incident to be caught, dealt with, and made an example of. He highlighted the need for wider changes and called for action from FIFA president Gianni Infantino. Robins also mentioned that the owner has backed the players and that there is a wider issue that needs to be addressed. He emphasized the need for societal change and urged for a more evolved approach to dealing with racism. The article was reviewed by an editor before being published, and any errors can be reported to [email protected].
