Time for clubs to act on crowd abuse: PFA

The Professional Footballers’ Association have urged clubs to clamp down on crowd abuse.

Time for clubs to act on crowd abuse: PFA
Wed, 19 Dec, 2007 - 17:15

The Professional Footballers’ Association have urged clubs to clamp down on crowd abuse.

Portsmouth defender Sol Campbell and Norwich boss Glenn Roeder today both insisted the problem is out of control.

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