Jamarra Ugle-Hagan left Marvel Stadium shattered on Saturday night after he was abused during the game. 7AFL 7NEWS
Indigenous youngster Jamarra Ugle-Hagan was the subject of racial abuse at Marvel Stadium on Saturday night.WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: Cameron Ling’s thoughts on umpires’ call in the dying seconds of Fremantle-North Melbourne thriller.
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“We’re saddened by the constant need to reinforce the negative impact this has on the individuals concerned, and all First Nations people. “We will continue to make a stand and call out this behaviour, and use our voice to further educate our fans and the wider community. “The club is supporting Jamarra, his family, and others within the club who have justifiably been impacted by this event.“The club has contacted the AFL Integrity Department, and thanks the St Kilda Football Club for investigating the matter and working to identify the individuals concerned.”“As a Saints supporter, I am embarrassed anyone wearing RWB would behave like this and apologise unreservedly to Jamarra for the hurt caused.
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