Frankston Football Club accused of racist slurs Michelle Ainsworth
From: Herald Sun
April 23, 2012 A VFL club is caught up in racism allegations after fans allegedly targeted opposition players at the weekend.
An AFL-listed player accused supporters from the Frankston Football Club of making racist slurs against players from the Coburg VFL side during yesterday's match.
Richmond player Andrew Browne said on Twitter the fans made the comments to players in the quarter-time and three-quarter time huddles.
"Frankston supporters were disgusting. There is no place in the game for some of the comments made," Browne tweeted.
"Racist comments. People coming up to the huddle during the breaks having a go at individuals."
Coburg general manager Jake McCauley last night said the club had referred the matter to AFL Victoria.
"The Coburg Football Club has been in contact with the AFL Victoria, and the Frankston Football Club, regarding some concerns with supporter behaviour during today's VFL match between Coburg and Frankston," Mr McCauley said.
Frankston president John Barry said he had not heard about the allegations.
"I haven't heard anything about it at all, it's quite surprising," Mr Barry said.
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