Wanderers showed their support to one of the major campaigns in football on Monday afternoon, by hosting a 'Show Racism the Red Card' event in the Vere Suite.

The campaign visits Adams Park annually and the Blues were more than happy to welcome them once again, with first team stars Matt Bloomfield and Chris Westwood joining forces with Leroy Rosenior and the Show Racism the Red Card team to spread the message.

Former West Ham United man Leroy Rosenior spoke at the event

They took the floor in front of over one hundred school children from the local area, who watched an educational video on the subject of racism, featuring the likes of Thierry Henry, Didier Drogba and Samuel Eto.

They were then able to ask questions on the subject, fielded expertly by the Wanderers players and the rest of the panel.

Matt Bloomfield and Chris Westwood were part of the Show Racism the Red Card panel

Ged Grebby, Show Racism the Red Card's UK Project Coordinator, said: "It's great to get this season's programme of educational events with football clubs underway with Wycombe Wanderers FC. The club have hosted events in each of the last two seasons and I know the young people that attended will have really enjoyed the day.

"We are confident that the anti-racist message presented on the day will further illustrate the club's commitment to tackling racism and will help show young people from the area that there is no room for racism at Wycombe Wanderers FC or in society."

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