The forum provided an opportunity for female fans to share their experiences of engaging with the club; results from Brentford’s mid-season survey and the Premier League’s gender equality strategy were among the talking points
You can find more information about this meeting at the Brentford FC website found: HERE
BIAS firmly believes that football is for everyone and there is no place for sexist or misogynistic behaviour at football matches.
We encourage all supporters to challenge any form of discrimination and report it to the Club.
At the GTECH stadium there is a new method of reporting discrimination and abuse on match days and we encourage all supporters to use the QR codes now located on the backs of seats when any form of discrimination is seen or heard.
BIAS continues to work on behalf of all Brentford supporters to make the match day experience enjoyable for everyone.
Remember, we are Brentford supporters and at Brentford FC we treat everyone fairly and with respect.
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TOGETHER WE ARE STRONGER
Nigel Baldwin
As a lifetime Brentford supporter, I have never heard any misogynistic remarks, or homophobic remarks. Yes as a working man/woman’s sport, you get the very occasional swearing. As you do in everyday life.
The only time I encountered strong swearing was away at Luton many years ago from a Brentford fan. We strongly advised him, that unless he stopped. He might find himself in some discomfort. Lucky for him in stoped.
Keep the faith Nigel Baldwin.