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Posted: Monday, July 26th 2021
Ashton Gate Stadium statement
Saturday, March 30th 2019
Ashton Gate Stadium has issued a statement, after a man pleaded guilty to a racially aggravated public order offence.
The courts did not impose a stadium ban but the supporter remains suspended from attending future matches.
Ashton Gate Managing Director Mark Kelly said: "We are surprised and disappointed by the court’s decision not to issue a full stadium banning order.
"Ashton Gate has a zero tolerance of this kind of behaviour and the supporter was immediately suspended from our stadium whilst the judicial process ran its course.
"A formal banning process from Ashton Gate is now underway and the supporter remains suspended until that takes effect."
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