It is an Amfield Rap Special in conjunction with E.E.'s Hope United campaign around homophobia

and amnailakinson, this is produced by Harry Ipryer, the video is a by Stuart Hassan,

and I am joined by Olivier Graham from Home Atopia and by Paul Mann from Copouts in order to

talk about the information that's come out today through a few surveys that E have done with

Hope United around homophobia within football. Before we get into the specific numbers, Paul,

I'm in a couple of ways, which, you know, feelers, though, you shouldn't necessarily say them.

I'm actually quite bullied by a couple of aspects of it. In terms of the fact that it does feelers,

you know, the idea that for instance three quarters, 71% of people in Britain agree that homophobia

is a problem in football is perhaps higher than I might have expected, and maybe that's maybe

into cynical attempts or anything like that, but I don't know how you feel about that.

I'm really, really made up. There are so many people who give a damn, and that's really a

apparent Liverpool and Anfield has changed massively over the last 10, 15 years, where stuff would

just let loose and nobody challenged anything to a point now where actually loads of people

choose to be active allies and choose to express that they don't want to hear that, and that's

super positive. But it's also a factor, the fact that they see it still happening, and therefore

they're upset that it happens. I think the idea that people don't just don't want it in the

football to the degree of say 71%, it's 71% here of people who are not LGBTQ plus Olivia. That

rises to almost 9 and 10, 88% of people who are. I think that idea that there are people who are

genuinely do agree it is a problem. I think it's just the way forward, it's just the idea that there

is, you know, that there are potential solutions we're here to talk about them, but just acknowledging

that there is a problem in the first place I think is quite a significant thing. Yeah, definitely,

like you can only go from where you start basically, so at least know where we are at the moment

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