🌈 🤝 a piece of history at Carrow Road 🏟️ #NCFC | #HomeforEveryone /0YDLFBDKKh Players later chucked cans of colourful paint on it as part of the club’s “A home for everyone” campaign. The “abuse wall” was set up in Carrow Road Stadium, home of the Premier League side team. “We’ve asked the club to delete the film in its current form, apologise quickly and work with us, Norwich Pride and the broader fan base to make it good.” “That error of judgment was compounded exponentially yesterday with the launch tweet, ironically stating that ‘this language is not OK’ while platforming it. “Viewers, including those from our community, are subjected to the sight of a lexicon of slurs – regularly uses to target LGBTQ+ people – for almost the entire duration of the production. “The finished edit is far from positive,” the statement continued. Pride Canaries said the team approached them to take part in an “upbeat” film that would see players and fans throw rainbow rainbows on a concourse wall.īut alongside the “inclusive graffiti mural”, the club made the “abuse wall”.
“Proud Canaries were asked to take part in the project,” the group wrote in a Twitter statement.
