article_snippet.sent: #DISGRACE'
  Liverpool FC are set to take action against a fan who said that two Muslim men praying at the club's stadium were a 'disgrace'.
article_snippet.sent: Now club authorities say club authorities will 'take appropriate action' against the supporter, which could include banning Stephen Dodd from matches.
article_snippet.sent: Stephen Dodd took a photograph of the two men during a match against Blackburn Rovers last month, with the caption: 'Muslims praying at half time at the match yesterday #DISGRACE.'
article_snippet.sent: After facing a huge online backlash Stephen Dodd continued to defend Stephen Dodd - saying that Stephen Dodd had the right to criticise the two men because Stephen Dodd is a long-standing Liverpool supporter.
article_snippet.sent: Liverpool FC said in a statement: 'Last month, Liverpool Football Club received complaints of a tweet showing an image of Muslim fans praying during half-time at Anfield accompanied by comments that were offensive to the complainants. '
article_snippet.sent: Stephen Dodd tried to defend Stephen Dodd by saying that Stephen Dodd was a long-standing fan of Liverpool . '
article_snippet.sent: Liverpool Football Club would like to remind Liverpool Football Club supporters that Liverpool Football Club does not tolerate any form of discrimination and is committed to ensuring that the club and Anfield provides a welcoming and safe environment for all fans regardless of race, religion, gender, age, disability or sexual orientation.'
highlights_snippet.sent: Stephen Dodd captioned the image: 'Muslims praying at half time #DISGRACE'
  Liverpool FC now say Muslims will take action against Stephen Dodd over the post .