Crystal Palace have condemned the racist abuse of a club doctor in a ‘disgraceful’ incident which took place before their final day defeat of Bournemouth.Dr Zafar Iqbal on Sunday said he was abused by a three-year-old prior to the match, with he and two of his children called ‘Pakis’ close to Selhurst Park.“Devastated and speechless,” Dr Iqbal wrote on Twitter. “Taking my 2 youngest kids to their first ever game at Selhurst park and walking a few hundred yards from the stadium a 3 y old shouted to his dad ‘Look daddy theres some Pakis’. His dad attempted to scold him.”
Devastated and speechless. Taking my 2 youngest kids to their first ever game at Selhurst park and walking a few hundred yards from the stadium a 3 y old shouted to his dad – Look daddy theres some Pakis. His dad attempted to scold him. Racism is not just a football problem— DrZaf (@sportsdrzaf) May 12, 2019The former Liverpool and Tottenham doctor went on to write about how ‘such behaviour is normalised’ in modern society.Crystal Palace have since released a statement offering their support to Dr Iqbal. “It must have been an awful experience for him and his family,” the statement read on BBC Sport.“This disgraceful incident shows that the scourge of racism remains in our society.
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Crystal Palace's team doctor has revealed that he and his family were the victims of racial abuse from a three-year-old child on Sunday. Dr Zafar Iqbal suffered the abuse outside Selhurst Park.
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Crystal Palace have condemned the racist abuse of a club doctor in a 'disgraceful' incident which took place before their final day defeat of Bournemouth. Dr Zafar Iqbal on Sunday said he was abused by a three-year-old prior to the match, with he and two..
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Palace support 'gobsmacked' club doctor after racist abuse
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