LGBTQ group disappointed after Man Utd squad don't wear rainbow jackets
An independent LGBTQ supporters' group of Manchester United has expressed its disappointment after specially-designed jackets to mark the club's official Rainbow Laces game were not worn by players ahead of Sunday's home win against Everton.
While debate over the campaign intensifies, supporters affected explain why they feel more marginalised than ever ...
Premier League clubs have become entangled by their own Rainbow Laces campaign - Comment: The initiative to show football is ...
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