Joe Wilock: Newcastle Report Racist Social Media misuse police sent to midfielder

Newcastle United has approached the police after the midfielder who was contacted by the police, the goal of “racist” racist abuse on social media.

Wilock on Saturday obtained an abuse on Instagram after a 2–1 necklace against Fulham at St. James Park.

The 25-year-old was another half alternative and Rodrigo Muniz missed the opportunity to top 2–1 before scoring late to secure the points for Phulham.

Wilock shared a screenshot of some of the misuse he faced by him, and Newcastle called for action from social media companies to stop the players receiving such messages.

The club’s statement said, “Newcastle United strongly condemned the racist misuse received by Wilock on Instagram on Saturday evening. There is no place for racism.”

“Joe has been given full support of the club and we can all to ensure the welfare of our players, employees and supporters.

“The club has reported misbehavior to the owners of the meta -Instagram, and urges all social media companies to make more to eradicate this behavior from their platforms.

“The club has also reported abuse to the police, and will support the strongest possible action against those responsible.”

The news of Willlock’s misuse comes a week later when the police started investigating the “threats and misuse” directed at the referee Michael Oliver, as he controversially sent Arsenal’s Miles Louis-Skeli into his victory in the valves.

Police have also examined the misconduct by Gunners Striker Kai Howlez’s wife after the club’s FA Cup defeat to Manchester United in early January, with the danger to the couple’s unborn child.