Footballers from Aston Villa, West Bromwich Albion and Birmingham City are among those supporting a campaign addressing homophobia this weekend by wearing rainbow laces in their boots.Laces have been sent to all 92 Premier League and Football League clubs by gay rights charity Stonewall.The focus is on changing attitudes rather than urging players to come out.
Man U, Spurs, Norwich, Sunderland and Southampton are not supporting this because they were not "consulted".
Agree with most of that supertom. Other, then some chants from away fans at Brighton, is there really anything else truely homophobic in the English game? The barometer I guess will be (if ever) when a player openly comes out.