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Premier League removes compulsory rainbow armbands after star 'complained they made him look gay'
The move is part of the Premier League’s new LGBTQ+ initiative, With Pride The post Premier League removes compulsory rainbow armbands after star ‘complained they made him look gay’ appeared first on Attitude.
Premier League Star "Complains His Club Are Making it Look Like He's Gay" After They Put Him on the Cover of Their Rainbow Laces Game Programme Two Years in a Row
A Premier League star has reportedly complained to his club that they made him look like he's gay by putting him on the cover of their rainbow laces game programme two years in a row.
Premier League star 'complained to club that they made him look like he's gay' as remarkable details emerge
A Premier League player raised a formal complaint with club officials after appearing on the front cover of a matchday programme during the Rainbow Laces period for two consecutive seasons, expressing concern that the presentation implied he was gay.According to The Athletic, the objection was not rooted in opposition to equality initiatives but centred on personal representation and perceived messaging. The episode has emerged as English footba…
The campaign to support the LGTBI collective, which will take place between 6 and 12 February in English football, will not impose on team captains the use of the rainbow bracelet, rejected by some players, now the campaign will be reflected in the billboards, the podium of the ball, the flags of the corner shots and the table of the changes.
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