‘We need to listen to each other’s stories’ – Ogbene on importance of diversity in football and life
“As part of the Premier League’s No Room For Racism campaign, Luton Town and Ireland winger Chiedozie Ogbene visited a local school to discuss the topic of racism and discrimination in both sport and society, as well as the importance of inclusion for all.”
Leave a Comment
More in News
Pep Guardiola Accuses Manchester United Fans of ‘Lack of Class’ for Chants Targeting Phil Foden
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has criticized a section of ...
Manchester United’s Season Ticket Hike Sparks Outrage Amid £2bn Stadium Plans
Manchester United have stirred the pot at Old Trafford, announcing ...
Newcastle’s 70-Year Wait Ends In Wembley Glory Over Liverpool
Newcastle United etched their name into the annals of Tyneside ...
Rashford Roars To Three Lions Returns As Tuchel Names First England Squad
Marcus Rashford’s resurgence at Aston Villa has earned him a ...
Paul Pogba Ban Ends, French Star Will Wait To Find New Club
Paul Pogba’s 18-month football ban officially lifted on Tuesday, 11 ...
Trending on Futbol Chronicle
Huge Attendances Punctuate Qatar World Cup Group Stages
After 13 days and 48 matches, the first edition of ...
What does LM mean in soccer
Understanding the abbreviation "LM" in soccer LM stands for Left ...
Why Soccer Is The Best Sport
Soccer has become incredibly popular across the globe in recent ...
How Do You Know What Size Soccer Ball To Get For Kids?
Choosing the correct soccer ball size for children is essential ...
What does FC mean in soccer
You might be wondering what does FC mean in soccer? ...