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January 1, 2026 at 6:14 PM
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In the @dailymail.co.uk this week, Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink addressed abuse in football.

Whatever the debate, one thing is clear: Abuse still happens.

See it. Report it.
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A quote of "Utter woke nonsense?". When reporting abuse in football becomes political. Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink and Suella Braverman are shown. The Football Safety App logo features. One side calls diversity efforts racist. The other asks: what about the abuse players still face? Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink and Suella Braverman are shown. The Football Safety App logo features. A quote of "Abuse in football is still happening. Ignoringitwon'tmakeitdisappear". Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink is shown. The Football Safety App logo features. It's not "woke." It's real. Real-time reporting. Real world impact. Online abuse. Stadium incidents. Grassroots discrimination. See it. Report it. Protect the game. The logo for the App Store, Google Play, and Football Safety App feature. A mobile phone shows the app open on the quick incident reports page
March 26, 2026 at 10:41 PM