A football fan who watched the MA Chester’s very recent match live at the stadium has been found dead after allegedly making racist monkey gestures at a footballer of black race.
This was during a clash between MA Chester FC and Warrington Town after a player, Conor Woods went into the scoresheet following a powerful strike that went into the back of the net.
A footage of the scene as it happened made the rounds on the internet sparking a heated conversation with one who shared an image claiming he is the one, however, was yet to be identified.
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Chester FC earlier stated it was ‘angry and dismayed at an alleged instance of racism’, and would share its video and photographic evidence with Cheshire Police.
The club added: ‘Racism has no place in sport or society, and anyone found to have displayed such behaviour will receive an indefinite ban from attending matches.’
Chester also condemned ‘the actions of a minority who are unable to behave responsibly’ and said the side now faced a Football Association investigation.
In a mind boggling turn of events, the club revealed this morning that the supporter in question had died.
‘it is with sadness Chester FC has been made aware of the tragic de@th of the individual involved’ and ‘the immediate thoughts of everyone at the club are with his family and friends.’
Cheshire Police made a confirmation of the incident stating that the deceased was ‘due to be spoken to at a later date’, before he died yesterday in Flint, North Wales under no suspicious situations.
The unfortunate incident happened when Dixon was jubiliating over his team’s opening goal in front of the nearly 1000 Chester fans after Connor Woods had scored from the penalty spot.
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