Bournemouth Captain: Semeno did not provoke fans after being discriminated against, and he showed his personality even more

August 16th, Bournemouth lost to Liverpool 2-4 away. Bournemouth captain Adam Smith was interviewed after the game and strongly condemned the racial discrimination against Semeno in the stands.

Adam Smith said: "It's totally unacceptable, shocked that this kind of thing will happen in today's era. I don't know how Semeno insisted on completing the game and scoring the goal."

"He was in a low mood. We had to take substantial action, and protesting on one knee was ineffective. The whole team was supporting him, hoping he could survive."

"I hoped he would respond after scoring, if I would rush directly to the stands. But he chose to report to the referee and insist on the game, which was even more impressive. Ge is great, Semeno deserves respect. "

"There is more anger at this moment. I immediately asked the referee to expel the perpetrator, and the police then intervened. The Liverpool players also gave Semeno and the team support, and we are now full of anger. "

"We have negotiated with the Premier League many times. They do attach importance to this matter, but they don't know what else to do. The anti-discrimination campaign has lasted for many years but has little effect. We only feel sad for Semeno, and he shouldn't bear it. The audience across the country is witnessing it, which is really shocking."