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Professional football acrossagesbetterclubscommentscommondiscriminationeverywherefivegrouplanguagelessmatchesmentalitypartplayerspubliclyregularlyteammatesthings in England have told a campaign acrossagesbetterclubscommentscommondiscriminationeverywherefivegrouplanguagelessmatchesmentalitypartplayerspubliclyregularlyteammatesthings that racism and homophobia are acrossagesbetterclubscommentscommondiscriminationeverywherefivegrouplanguagelessmatchesmentalitypartplayerspubliclyregularlyteammatesthings. Over 200 players from the Premier League, and lower leagues, took acrossagesbetterclubscommentscommondiscriminationeverywherefivegrouplanguagelessmatchesmentalitypartplayerspubliclyregularlyteammatesthings in a survey made by the group Kick It Out. The group said racism and homophobia were acrossagesbetterclubscommentscommondiscriminationeverywherefivegrouplanguagelessmatchesmentalitypartplayerspubliclyregularlyteammatesthings in English football. Over half of the players said they acrossagesbetterclubscommentscommondiscriminationeverywherefivegrouplanguagelessmatchesmentalitypartplayerspubliclyregularlyteammatesthings saw racism and homophobia. A quarter said they got racist or homophobic acrossagesbetterclubscommentscommondiscriminationeverywherefivegrouplanguagelessmatchesmentalitypartplayerspubliclyregularlyteammatesthings from fans or other players. One in acrossagesbetterclubscommentscommondiscriminationeverywherefivegrouplanguagelessmatchesmentalitypartplayerspubliclyregularlyteammatesthings said they saw it from their own acrossagesbetterclubscommentscommondiscriminationeverywherefivegrouplanguagelessmatchesmentalitypartplayerspubliclyregularlyteammatesthings. Many players said there should be better policing at football acrossagesbetterclubscommentscommondiscriminationeverywherefivegrouplanguagelessmatchesmentalitypartplayerspubliclyregularlyteammatesthings.

Kick It Out said things were getting acrossagesbetterclubscommentscommondiscriminationeverywherefivegrouplanguagelessmatchesmentalitypartplayerspubliclyregularlyteammatesthings slowly in football. Many players complained acrossagesbetterclubscommentscommondiscriminationeverywherefivegrouplanguagelessmatchesmentalitypartplayerspubliclyregularlyteammatesthings about the slow progress in tackling racism and acrossagesbetterclubscommentscommondiscriminationeverywherefivegrouplanguagelessmatchesmentalitypartplayerspubliclyregularlyteammatesthings in football. Former Premier League player Paul Mortimer said there was acrossagesbetterclubscommentscommondiscriminationeverywherefivegrouplanguagelessmatchesmentalitypartplayerspubliclyregularlyteammatesthings racism and homophobia now than there was in the 1980s and 1990s. He said there is still discrimination in all acrossagesbetterclubscommentscommondiscriminationeverywherefivegrouplanguagelessmatchesmentalitypartplayerspubliclyregularlyteammatesthings and at training grounds acrossagesbetterclubscommentscommondiscriminationeverywherefivegrouplanguagelessmatchesmentalitypartplayerspubliclyregularlyteammatesthings the country, but acrossagesbetterclubscommentscommondiscriminationeverywherefivegrouplanguagelessmatchesmentalitypartplayerspubliclyregularlyteammatesthings have improved. He said players and fans still use racist and homophobic acrossagesbetterclubscommentscommondiscriminationeverywherefivegrouplanguagelessmatchesmentalitypartplayerspubliclyregularlyteammatesthings. He added: "This kind of acrossagesbetterclubscommentscommondiscriminationeverywherefivegrouplanguagelessmatchesmentalitypartplayerspubliclyregularlyteammatesthings is still in the dark acrossagesbetterclubscommentscommondiscriminationeverywherefivegrouplanguagelessmatchesmentalitypartplayerspubliclyregularlyteammatesthings. It has to move on."