Chelsea fans video 'disturbing' -Cameron

London - Video footage of self-
proclaimed racist Chelsea fans
pushing a black man off a Paris
metro train was "extremely
disturbing and very worrying",
British prime minister David Cameron said on Wednesday. "It's obviously potentially a criminal
offence and so I'm sure the
French police will be looking at it
very seriously," Cameron told
London radio station LBC in an
interview. Also read: Chelsea condemn racist chants by fans in film "I know the British police will give
every assistance that they can. I'm
sure Chelsea will co-operate with
that fully. These are very very
serious matters." The Guardian newspaper obtained
amateur video footage filmed
shortly before Chelsea's
Champions League game at Paris
Saint-Germain on Tuesday that
showed a group of the club's fans preventing a black man from
boarding the crowded train. The men onboard twice push the
man back on to the platform and
are then heard chanting: "We're
racist, we're racist, and that's the
way we like it!" French and British police have
launched investigations into the
incident, while Chelsea branded it
"abhorrent" and vowed to ban any
supporters found to have been
involved from attending their matches. The incident also drew
condemnation from the Football
Association, European governing
body UEFA, world governing body
FIFA, French politicians and
various anti-discrimination groups.

Sir-Phil

I refuse to believe those guys who made the situation crucial were Chelsea fans, its just a whole set up.

Chelsea fans video 'disturbing' -Cameron

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