Linfield have launched a new anti-sectarian campaign to rid the stands of sectarian chanting and encourage families to games. With the slogan “Support ALL our players,” the club are highlighting the fact that Linfield’s players come from all backgrounds across the island and beyond. This is another initiative launched by the successful Belfast club which deserves credit for making a real effort to shed the image it has long had amongst the nationalist community. Last year, the club welcomed St. Mary’s college’s Camogie team to the Windsor Park ground to hold a training session, and the club has for many years been involved in a cross-border project with Dundalk FC.
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Linfield have launched a new anti-sectarian campaign to rid the stands of sectarian chanting and encourage families to games. With the slogan “Support ALL our players,” the club are highlighting the fact that Linfield’s players come from all backgrounds across the island and beyond. This is another initiative launched by the successful Belfast club which deserves credit for making a real effort to shed the image it has long had amongst the nationalist community. Last year, the club welcomed St. Mary’s college’s Camogie team to the Windsor Park ground to hold a training session, and the club has for many years been involved in a cross-border project with Dundalk FC.
