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It’s time now to stamp out foul language

It’s time

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I’M now 82 and been involved in football most of my life including playing senior football, refereeing, assessing and as an executive member of my local County FA.
I have recently rediscovered my interest in football after a lengthy period of serious ill health and have attended a match every Saturday this season at numerous venues.
I have been particularly disturbed at the large amount of audible foul language that can very often be heard by young children.
At three different venues in the Eastern Counties Premier Division, such language has carried on throug...

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