Liverpool racism arrest fan revealed: Wheelchair user season ticket holder, 47, suspected of insulting Antoine Semenyo

This can reveal a disabled Liverpool fan, allegedly made racist abuse at the Bournemouth player Antoine Semenyo in Anfield.

Mark Mogan, a 47 -year -old wheelchair user, was defined by the police and accompanied the ground after the eyewitnesses, and the officials pointed to him along the contact line after the incident.

Liverpool, Mogan, who owns a seasonal ticket, lives in the social housing in the city with his mother and mother.

Since he was born with a medical situation, he has been in a wheelchair and disability benefits.

Mersexide police said on Saturday that a man was arrested in connection with inferiority abuse and that he had guarantee for three months to wait for more investigations on Monday.

As part of the bail conditions, he was banned from participating in any football match and he has to report to the police in November.

If it is found guilty of racism, it will be banned by Liverpool for life.

The club said in a statement, ‘Afc Bournemouth’a Premier League match against the alleged racist abuse in our match.

In the 29th minute of the match, Semeno went to make a shot and the TV images showed that he was exchanging with a fan in a wheelchair, at the bottom right right of the right

‘We condemn all kinds of racism and discrimination, it has no place in society or football.’

In the 29th minute of the match, Semeno went to make a shot, and the TV images showed that there was a swap with a fan in the wheelchair in the disabled section and pushing him towards the player before he returned.

Ghanian player, who received a support in the game, brought the incident to the attention of the match referee Anthony Taylor, and both Mangers and the captains were talking briefly.

The crowd made a part -time announcement and did not want any racist abuse, and the paintings on social media showed that a man in a wheelchair accompanied him along the touch line and the ground.

Saturday – Liverpool won 4-2 and Star’s first competitive game played by Dioğo Jota, the Merseyside police after the match, a man was arrested on suspicion of a racial aggravated attack, he said.

Pictures on social media show that Mogan plays a wheelchair basketball for a team called Greenbank Meteors, while other images posed him with Liverpool legends Robbie Fowler and Emile Heskey.

After the match, another Liverpool supporter, described as Nick Collins and sitting nearby, published on social media about what happened.

He wrote: ‘This Fella has received seasonal tickets in Anfield for many years. Passionate, but often takes things very far, but that’s it.

Mogan was depicted with Liverpool legend Robbie Fowler. If it is found guilty of racism, it will be banned by Fan Liverpool for life

“ So, I think this behavior perhaps let him climb in his brain. In about 28 minutes, semeno goes to the game to make a shot.

“ He is not a player who takes fans and looks like a good lad. A player that people want to play for their clubs.

“ For reasons I never know, in Mr. 7 (Mr. 9), the man near me decides to go to him in his wheelchair and shouts something in Semenyo.

Semenyo then asked him to repeat and repeated and threw his gum at him.

Then two minutes later the game was stopped. The man next to me tells Mark that he hopes to Semenyo that he did not say anything racist, but then I get text from people who say that the fan in the wheelchair was claimed to abuse Semenyo.

“ We missed the first goal because we were all uncomfortable to be around this man sitting quietly now.

“ Being around was just uncomfortable and we wanted him to go. The Seles had no idea what was going on. Finally, the police were removed from the ground at 9.01.

‘He said he would refuse to move first and not leave, but then agreed to leave, and then to start. At this point I went to the toilet, but I saw it starting near the exit.

“ I believe that there is a kind of protocol that the police should remove them and they have to make some kind of investigation. So it took 30 minutes to get him out of the ground.

So the club now has to help the police in an investigation and rightly. If he has found Semeno, which is racially exploited, must be banned for life. No excuse.

‘Another fan began to say, “Semenyo didn’t look sad,” he stuck to the abuse or played Satan’s advocate.

But he just looked shock to me, probably that’s why he wanted him to repeat himself. Supports Semenyo because he has a bright game.

“ All three scorers were black, which was really suitable. Irony, Fella’s shirt “there was no room for racism” had a badge.

“ I think it was annoying that we had to be around him, but I think the club was as fast as possible. In my opinion, I believe that if they abuse personally, I believe that fans can get their fans, but otherwise a report needs to be made to happen.

‘On the opposite side of this, see the amount of disability abuse in response.

‘Discrimination is discrimination, so if you make your “angry jokes” about the disability behind it, you are so bad.

‘Baş Steward asked us a few questions and everyone helped. He is proud of the way the club moves in response. Anfield is a very hospitable place for people from all walks of life. Let’s keep it like this. ‘

Merseyside police said in a statement: ‘a man was directed to the Bournemouth player Antoine Semenyo, a man was directed to Semenyo.

47 A 47 -year -old man from Liverpool was arrested on Saturday (August 16th) on suspicion of a racial aggravated public order. Now he was rescued under conditions involving not participating in any football match in the UK and not entering a miles of a determined football stadium.

‘On Friday, August 15, an investigation into the Premier League match between Liverpool and Bournemouth on Friday, August 15 continues to work closely with the club.’

Liverpool Disabled Association said in a statement, Daily Mail will not comment during a live police investigation, but added: ‘Afc Bournemouth against the Premier League match against the racist abuse claim.

‘We condemn all kinds of racism and discrimination, it has no place in society or football.’