AFPBellingham 'used to' racist abuse in Spain as calls for action fall on deaf ears
Jude Bellingham said he and his Real Madrid teammates have become accustomed to dealing with racist abuse at away grounds in Spain, but the England international does not believe the authorities will do enough to quell the problem.Brazilian star Vinicius Junior has been a repeated target of racial abuse and Bellingham said he and his teammates were "used to" have to deal with "horrible" treatment.
BBCBellingham's 'no-brainer' decision
It is fair to say Jude Bellingham had the choice of all the world's top clubs when he was deciding whether to leave Borussia Dortmund last season. Manchester City were certainly keen to sign the England international. In the end though, Bellingham joined Real Madrid, where he was outstanding in the first half of the season and is now within touching distance of his first La Liga title.
BBCIs Aberdeen 'too small' a step for Thelin?
There is a feeling from some in Sweden that Jimmy Thelin's move to Aberdeen isn't a big enough leap in his managerial career. "I think this is a good step, a lot of people in Sweden say this step could be too small, that he should take a bigger step," he said.
BBCForest to introduce safe standing
Nottingham Forest will introduce safe standing to the City Ground from next season. The plans will accommodate around 2,300 safe standing spaces for home fans in the Upper Bridgford Stand and Lower Bridgford Stand while there will also be spaces allocated for away supporters. In 2022, the government confirmed safe standing could be introduced in the Premier League and Championship from the start of the 2022-23 season.