'It's not what we stand for' - Aussie defender in UK slams knee booing
Share on Twitter A small number of supports booed the players as they took a knee in support of the fight against racism on Tuesday night. Iredale, who joined the League Two club in August from Carlisle United, started in the 2-1 win against Colchester at the Abbey Stadium. It was the first the U’s had taken the knee with their fans present in their home ground, and the English FA is looking into the incident. “It is really disappointing,” Iredale told The World Game. “It’s not what we stand for as a club. "I think the reaction by the higher-ups in the club has been spo...