Arsenal Mikel Arteta believes that online ill -treatment destroys football and must do more in order to “expel” it from the game.
The police are investigating the threats and ill-treatment suffered by referee Michael Oliver after Miles Lewis-Skili sent Arsenal late during the Gunners 1-0 victory over Wolves on Saturday.
The excellent ban was canceled on three games after an independent organizational committee supported Arsenal's demand for a graft.
At a press conference against the Champions League against Girona on Wednesday, Artita talked about the need to “eliminate” ill -treatment “regardless of whether it is a player, coach or referee.
He said: “[It] It leaves a bad taste and makes people's lives more difficult. Let's get it out, let's expel it. “
When asked if this was a message addressed to his club supporters, ARTETA said: “It is for everyone in football, it should not be allowed. Take it out.”
He also called for laws to address abuse via the Internet in particular, saying: “We have put in the laws, measures and regulations for this type of things [abuse] But we did not do that [on social media].
“We are all talking about it, but no one seems to move enough and people bring with them to get it out of the game, because it is unacceptable.”
