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SHOTS WILL ACT ON RACISM ROW

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By Jon Couch & Steve Tervet

SERIOUS MATTER: Ebou Adams in action against Aldershot
PIC: David Purday

ALDERSHOT TOWN chairman Shahid Azeem says any form of racism from the terraces will “not be tolerated and dealt with extremely seriously” in the wake of an accusation from Ebbsfleet United’s Ebou Adams.
The Fleet midfielder alleges he was called a black **** during the first-half of his side’s 3-1 National League win last Saturday.
Adams reported the incident to referee Joe Hull and both managers were consulted before stewards stepped in to remove the suspect f...

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