Tottenham promise ‘lifetime ban’ to any fan found guilty of racism but admit findings ‘inconclusive’ after allegations

TOTTENHAM have revealed that their investigation into allegations of racism have so far proved “inconclusive” – but vowed to “exhaustively” continue their probe. The club have turned to lip readers to find the culprit in question after Antonio Rudiger accused a Spurs supporter of making sick monkey chants. Referee Anthony Taylor stopped play in the second half of the match after Rudiger complained of sickening abuse from fans. Spurs have turned to lip readers and will trawl through hours and hours of CCTV footage at the stadium. They have also called on other fans to get in contact with information. However, the north London club revealed that investigations so far have been “inconclusive.”A statement on the club website reads: “We are able to track every fan via the cameras and have spent many hours reviewing CCTV footage. “We have engaged lip readers to study the footage and contacted Chelsea for further information from their players. “We have also taken statements from other parties present at the time. The police will be reviewing our evidence alongside us. “Please be assured we shall be exhaustively investigating this matter.”The statement continued: “At this time, however, we should point out that our findings are… Read full this story

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