one rule for you one rule for them

Amateur footage from YouTube shows crowds at the Stadion Mladost making racist monkey noises at Danny Rose after England's Under-21s beat Serbia 2-0 on aggregate on Tuesday, securing their place at Euro 2013. After Rose was shown a red card, he mimicked monkey gestures, signalling that he had been racially abused

There seam to be one rule for working class British football fans

and quite another for fans of Europe's other teams.

The Babylon we have created states that it OK to behave how you want

but not if you are especially a white English football fan.

Jason Roberts, meanwhile, accused Uefa of not dealing adequately with past racism issues and said players should have take action themselves by walking off the pitch if subjected to racist abuse.
The 34-year-old Reading striker told the BBC: "I was absolutely fuming at what I saw. To think this was an England Under-21 game and another generation of players is seeing this sort of behaviour makes me very sad and makes me aware of the fact we haven't moved far enough.
"Everyone says Uefa needs to be stronger, do this and do that. They've shown they have no stomach for this battle. They haven't taken it on in the past. I doubt they will now with paltry fines and slapping on the wrists.
"So that's why it's time for players to take action. I'll go one further and say players should walk off the pitch because – guaranteed – if that happened, things would change."

I  personaly really approve of clark carlise and all his views on the subject
which l often find myself whole heartily agreeing with.
"It's immaterial where it is, who the perpetrators are," he said. "What's material is that the governing bodies lay down extremely harsh sanctions so that they deter countries and people from acting in this wa