Anger as racist graffiti left at Peterborough football club following match

Peterborough Lions Football Club have been left disgusted after racist graffiti was left at their ground.

The offensive graffiti was left at the club’s homes at Bretton Park, just off Hudds Meadow.

Peterborough Lions operates 15 sides, ranging from under 6 right up to an adult senior side but saw the clubhouse targeted last weekend and was discovered following a match.

The offensive word was painted multiple times in different colours on the wall and was discovered by club chairman Darren Foster; who also helps to run the Roots and Arts- arts inspired community centre- at Queensgate in the cit centre.

Peterborough Lions football club in Bretton.placeholder image
Peterborough Lions football club in Bretton.

He said: “Let’s kick racism out of football. “After our match some mindless and uneducated fool decided to paint our pavilion.

“When will this rubbish stop. “We are proud of our community football club and we welcome all players from any background.”

Anyone who may have witnessed anything or has CCTV footage has been encouraged to contact the club or pass it on directly to the police.

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