My thoughts are that this is an utterly intellectually inept thread.
Anything that can be done to stamp racism out of football must be done, whether that be intense media coverage or players speaking up against it. Your issue with the current situation is completely irrelevant if it leads to less racism in football.
The fact that there is a higher level of media coverage on this topic (then there has been before) means there is a problem to be resolved and we should be proud of the level of coverage racism in football is current receiving.
. What you are saying might carry a bit more weight if the facts didn't show differently. Since the raised media coverage the numberof incidents on and off the
pitch seems to have increased and not decreased. Hence the media coverage I's having a counter productive effect. I know there is an argument that it is just that more of the incidents are now being reported to officials, but I don't think that's the case. I think it's more like when a kid wants to and does exactly what they are forbidden to do. Sometimes ignoring insults I's the best way to deal with them. Showing others these insults affect you just pushes them to use them more often.
