Ipswich Town proudly backs "Together Against Racism" and calls itself "inclusive, diverse and welcoming."
Then it rolls out the red carpet and lets Nigel Farage turn Portman Road into a political photo op.
Pathetic.
Folks, you have to cite your sources.
When you insinuate that a remark was made about Josh Sargent's family, it's a very serious allegation that can affect people's careers and livelihoods, so you shouldn't be putting it out without somebody to attribute the quotes to.
If you got it from his agency, Wasserman, they may have a direct interest in making other people look like the bad guys as a way of justifying his behaviour.
I'm not saying that definitely happened, rather that accusations have to be presented in the form of quotes with people's names to them, to ensure accountability on both sides.
Your job is fair, objective, professionalism and impartial reporting - I know you have relationships to maintain, but that bit has to come before anything else.
EXCLUSIVE: Pierre Dwomoh was close to securing a move to AS Saint-Étienne, but the proposed permanent transfer was cancelled at the final stage.
Sheffield Wednesday, Norwich City, Galatasaray and Gaziantep FK remain interested in the Belgian #WatfordFC midfielder. 💫
L’ASSE était à deux doigts de faire signer Pierre Dwomoh. Le transfert a été annulé au dernier moment. La concurrence reste active.
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