Many football love stories start with a game shared with Dad. I never had this, but I’d heard the stories and was hoping for that father-son experience when I took my eldest son Jayden to Wembley on Sunday. He’s 10 and a Chelsea fan like his dad. Not like his brother Koby who is seven and declared recently that he’s changing teams to support Manchester United. On my mind was the Paris Metro incident. Not that I was worried about the real Chelsea fans but more so those idiots who put on the shirt claiming to be Chelsea fans without caring what image or message they send out, and are just out to cause trouble.I took my son to Wembley to support Chelsea in the Capital One Cup FinalChelsea's support on the day was multicultural and welcomingMy only concern were the rude words that my 10-year-old son could hearBut news of more alleged racism by fans on a train was disappointingI enjoyed the day as a black father and a Chelsea fan watching his team win
It was great to see _’s excited face counting down the stops as we neared the stadium. It was nothing like the image those racist idiots painted of Chelsea fans on the _.