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64. DKMAF Training Grounds: Addressing Harassment and Abuse in Global Football

64. DKMAF Training Grounds: Addressing Harassment and Abuse in Global Football

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In this episode of 'Don't Know Much About Football,' hosts Ian, Sarah, and Karlo discuss the serious issue of harassment in global football, focusing on the abuse directed at referees and players. They explore recent incidents, such as death threats against Premier League referees, and examine the role of factors like social media and betting. The conversation also touches on the protection of young athletes in the sport and the responsibilities of clubs, governments, and the criminal justice system in addressing these issues. The hosts call for a global, professionalized approach to support and safeguard all stakeholders in football.


00:00 Welcome and Introductions

00:14 Harassment of Referees in Football

02:35 Impact of Betting and Social Media

06:56 Global Standards and Referee Development

11:35 Protecting Young Athletes from Abuse

18:11 Final Thoughts and Call to Action


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