Man City’s Yaya Toure Criticises Scrapping Anti-racism Taskforce By FIFA

Manchester metropolis midfielder Yaya Toure says gamers and fans may just “undergo” consequently of a Fifa’s decision to disband its anti-racism taskforce.
Toure, 33, used to be part of the taskforce established in 2013 to aid tackle racism.

Fifa secretary general Fatma Samba Diouf Samoura stated it “had a exact mandate, which it has utterly fulfilled”.

Toure, who was racially abused through CSKA Moscow enthusiasts in October 2013, said: “Are Fifa being complacent ahead of an international Cup in Russia?”

the previous Ivory Coast global introduced: “it's going to be the enthusiasts and players that undergo if Fifa don't get this right.

“once I got the letter telling me the Fifa taskforce was to be discontinued I was very disillusioned.

“The letter listed the good work that had been applied as a consequence of the taskforce’s recommendation and ideas.

“So my query is, after failing to take care of racism sufficiently for many years, why discontinue when whatever is beginning to work?”

Following the racist abuse he got for the duration of metropolis’s 2013 Champions League game in Moscow, Toure advised that black avid gamers would boycott the 2018 World Cup in Russia.