Nottingham Forest's LGBT+ supporters' group have hit out at their own club's fans after homophobic chants could be heard at their draw with Chelsea, with Blues fans calling on the FA to update their rule book.
The LGBTQ+ Trickies have admitted they have been left feeling unwelcome after the 'Chelsea rent boy' chant was sung at the City Ground on Sunday. Last January, Mirror Football revealed that the chant had been classed as a homophobic hate crime by the Crown Prosecution Service.
Despite the strengthening of that stance from the authorities, the chant has continued to be aimed towards Chelsea fans and players. But it is not just those associated with the Blues who have been affected by the homophobic undercurrents of the chant.
