Manchester United official videos warn fans not to sing Chelsea chicken men, otherwise they will be arrested

Hupu September 19th, the latest report by the famous reporter of the Daily Telegraph, Mike McGrath, Manchester United warned fans that if fans sang "Chelsea Chickenboy", they would face the risk of being arrested.

This warning also contains a video in which the slogan of "hate crime" is repeatedly played.

Manchester United issued this warning to fans on the eve of their home game against Chelsea this weekend. Alejandro Garnacho is expected to return to the club after transferring to Chelsea this weekend and face hostility.

fans were told that the specific word "rentboy" (referring to male sex workers) has been regarded as a hate crime by the FA and the Crown Prosecution Service, and that those who sang the slogan may be kicked out of the court, banned from watching the game, or face criminal charges.

"We want to make it clear: this slogan is offensive, inappropriate, and should not appear on our stadium or game," Manchester United wrote in a statement.

They also made a four-minute video on the official website, outlining the history of the term and opening with the repeated offensive slogans several times. The video warned that the content “could affect some viewers” ​​and repeated the slogan the club hoped to eliminate.

Previously, other clubs responded to the slogan issue of "Boys on Loan" against Chelsea, and a Fulham fan was banned for three years in 2023 for admitting to disrupting public order related to homosexual slogans.

Manchester United also mentioned the band "Rainbow Devils" to fans, explaining why the word is offensive.

"In the late sixties and seventies, the Chelsea area of ​​London's West End was a gathering place for LGBTQ+ groups, where there were several bars where queer people could be free to be themselves in a homophobic cultural atmosphere.

The LGBTQ+ group in the borough was active, so it was known for 'male prostitutes' finding places for men to trade sexually - especially near the Earl's House, just minutes from the Stamford Bridge Stadium of Chelsea Football Club.

Therefore, the slogan of 'Chelsea' is actually a homophobic insult, implying that Chelsea's male players and fans provide sexual services to other men."