Manchester City are reportedly planning to raise
their concern with Manchester United officials about a racist
Emmanuel Adebayor chant.
The two clubs are due to meet at Old Trafford on September 20
and, according to the Daily Telegraph, City are aware of an
Adebayor chant circulating on the internet.
Officials from the two clubs will hold talks ahead of the
fixture in an attempt to avoid any trouble.
Previous meetings led to the strict observance of the minute's
silence on the anniversary of the Munich disaster, but this time
their meeting will address possible racism towards City's new
signing.
A United spokesman told the Telegraph: "These kind of chants
have no place in the modern game and we will enforce the ground
regulations, and also hope that the police enforce the law."
Meanwhile, City will use their programme for the home game with
Arsenal to urge supporters not to indulge in vile Munich chants at
Old Trafford.
- Football365
