LIVERPOOL (UK): Liverpool FC has condemned the songs of their supporters aimed at the Scottish international midfielder Billy Gilmour during a 3-0 victory over Norwich City on Saturday as “offensive and inappropriate.” Gilmour loaned from Chelsea to the city of Norwich was subject to a homophobic song by Liverpool supporters traveling at Carrow Road.
Reply to the original Tweet ‘Kop Out Outs’, the Merseyside-based club said: “The songs offend and inappropriate – a message we have collected together with Kop Out.
We urge supporters to remember the club’s inclusive values ​​and to hold back .
use it in the future.
“Kop out is the Reds’ group LGBT + Fan which was originally released.
The following statement condemned the song aimed at Billy Gilly: “KOPS was previously tweeted:” Good results today were damaged by homophobic levels by some of our fans targeting Chelsea loans Billy Gilmor.
If you can’t support without using fanatical nonsense, you don’t understand Ynwa.
“Previously, Liverpool got the 2021-22 season and ran with a comprehensive 3-0 victory over Carrow City with full capacity.
Saturday night.
The first finished Diogo Jota fell red to the leader after 26 minutes before his replacement, Roberto Firmino, added a moment not long after Coming in the second half.
Mohamed made him 3-0 with finishing curled on.
74 minutes, became the first player in the Premier League history to score in five consecutive opening weekends in the competition.