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Show Racism the Red Card events 2011

This is a story from the FSF archive – the FSF and SD merged to become the FSA in 2019.

While most of us are only used to seeing our team’s players at the game our friends at anti-racist charity Show Racism the Red Card (SRtRC) are giving FSF members the chance to attend a Q&A with their heroes. SRtRC was set up in 1996 and uses footballers as positive role models to combat racism.

The charity organises educational events for young people at football clubs throughout the UK. In England more than 40 clubs from all divisions will host a SRtRC event during the season. The events see young people from local schools take part in an educational workshop, see a screening of the SRtRC DVD and participate in a Q&A on racism with players from the club.

The events are an excellent way for young people to begin learning about how to combat racism and thanks to the involvement of professional footballers, they are memorable and have a considerable impact. SRtRC would like to invite FSF members to come and see these events in action, particularly those scheduled to take place at your club.

For more details and to register your interest please email Gavin Sutherland via [email protected].

11/01 Wycombe Wanderers FC
Adams Park, Hillbottom Road, High Wycombe. HP12 4HJ

19/01 Peterborough United FC

London Road Stadium, London Road, Peterborough. PE2 8AL

20/01 Dagenham & Redbridge FC
London Borough of Barking & Dagenham Stadium, Victoria Road, Dagenham, Essex. RM10 7XL

25/01 Wolverhampton Wanderers FC
Molineux Stadium, Waterloo Road, Wolverhampton. WV1 4QR

27/01 Doncaster Rovers FC
Keepmoat Stadium, Doncaster. DN4 5JW

10/02 Chelsea FC
Stamford Bridge, Fulham Road, London. SW6 1HS

15/02 Everton FC
Goodison Park, Liverpool. L4 4EL

17/02 Tranmere Rovers FC

Prenton Park Stadium, Birkenhead. CH42 9PY

05/04 Millwall FC
The Den, London. SE16 3LN

Back in November we also explained how you could get your hands on special 2011 team posters that are now available to download for free from the charity’s website (copies of the posters are also available by post). Click here for further details, more than 30 teams from the Premier League and Football League have joined up with SRtRC to produce the posters.

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