Robbie Savage, the current manager of Forest Green Rovers and a prominent football pundit, has openly criticized the severe personal abuse directed at managers and players. He emphasizes that the culture of allowing such behavior must change.
Robbie Savage’s Stance on Vile Abuse
In a recent interview, Savage, who celebrated his 51st birthday on Saturday, expressed his frustration over the lack of action regarding personal attacks in football. He pointed out that stewards and volunteers often allow such abusive behavior to continue unchecked.
Unacceptable Behavior in Football
According to Savage, while some banter is harmless, crossing the line into personal abuse is intolerable. He recounted experiences where he faced shocking comments from people of varying ages, including those in high-powered professional positions.
- Robbie Savage is the manager of Forest Green Rovers.
- He turned 51 on a recent Saturday.
- He believes personal abuse is rampant and often ignored.
- Such abuse was witnessed during a recent match at Worthing.
Savage stressed that, although he is willing to engage with fans and take pictures, the abuse he encounters is unacceptable. He called for stricter measures to address this issue, stating, “It’s not acceptable, but nothing will be done about it.”
His comments reflect a growing concern in the football community about the treatment of individuals within the sport. Savage’s position as a high-profile figure adds weight to his call for change.
