Simon Jordan reacts to Crystal Palace's Marc Guehi writing 'I Love Jesus' on his rainbow armband and Ipswich Town's Sam Morsy refusing to wear it in the Premier League!
Manchester United abandoned plans to wear a pro-LGBQ+ rainbow jacket against Everton after Noussair Mazraoui refused to support the initiative.have donned a pride-themed warm-up jersey and walk-out jacket in the last two seasons as part of the Premier League's Rainbow Laces campaign, in a show of support to the LGBTQ+ community.
“Players are entitled to hold their own individual opinions, particularly in relation to their faith, and these may sometimes differ from the club’s position.” "The reason being that one of the matchday squad had refused to wear the jacket on the grounds of their personally held beliefs. Therefore, to maintain the team ethos and togetherness, none of the players would be wearing them.
"We also worry what kind of negative effect this incident might have on any player at the club who may be struggling with their sexuality.
“Well, bugger off and play football then. And deal with the core principles of what you're supposed to do, which would be an entertainment industry.
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