Andre Ayew and Swansea City shut down social media activities in attempt to fight against discrimination
Welsh based Club Swansea city has taken a stance against online abuses and any for of discrimination. Many football players suffered vile discriminations on Social media even from their own fans most especially as a result of their bad outings in any fixture and Swansea are trying to take that out of their supporters and…
Welsh based Club Swansea city has taken a stance against online abuses and any for of discrimination.
Many football players suffered vile discriminations on Social media even from their own fans most especially as a result of their bad outings in any fixture and Swansea are trying to take that out of their supporters and rival fans.
A club statement indicates the entire players at any level of the club will not use some notable social media pages for seven days.
“Swansea City has chosen to take a club-wide stance in the battle against abuse and discrimination of all forms on social media.”
“From 5pm today (April 8) all first-team players, those in the academy professional phase (under-23s and under-18s), Swansea City Ladies, our Community Trust, senior club staff and official club channels (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube, TikTok and Snapchat) will not post any content for a period of seven days.” The championship club stated
