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responsibly, over 18s only. Hi there, welcome to the Sunday Supplement Podcast. Anton Ferdinand joins me,

Vicky Gomassol and Darren Lewis in this week's show. We discuss Anton's

documentary, Football Racism and Me. Plus we hear from the FAA on the

disappointing scenes at Millwall and we look ahead to

Tottenham against Arsenal with both managers and also look back on another away win for

Manchester United. A very busy morning. Good morning, Joan. You're well?

Anything happened this week?

Oh, just a few little bits and pieces. Anton, welcome along. How are you doing and how's your week been?

I'm good thank you. It's been busy but an enjoyable week.

Good. What's been the reaction then to the documentary that went out on Monday night?

Yes, it's been fantastic.

It's had a good reaction.

Something that has been overwhelming for me, if I'm honest.

The impact that it seemed to have had was a positive one and the documentary is about

positive change so that's a good thing.

Absolutely.

Okay look we are going to speak in much more depth about your documentary shortly, but now we're going to get to what's quite frankly disgraceful scenes that we saw yesterday at the den.

The FAA and the EFL have condemned the Millwall fans who booed as Millwall and Derby players took the knee before kickoff

in support of the fight against racial injustice. We're going to get Darren and Anton's

view in just a moment but first here's the incident for you. 21 players took the knee on the pitch at the dent, the other chose to make a stance in a different way.

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