EFL Players To Wear Anti-racism Messages On Shirts
The EFL has announced that the logo for its anti-racism campaign, Not Today or Any Day, will feature on players’ shirts throughout the 2020/21 season.
The campaign – which was initially launched in October 2019 – reinforces the message that discrimination in any form will not be tolerated in the league, and encourages behavioural changes as well as ensuring that clubs take a zero-tolerance approach to racism.
“Football has a platform like no other to drive change and our ‘Not Today or Any Day’ campaign logo featured across all EFL Club shirts will act as a powerful reminder that the League does not accept discriminatory behaviour in any form,” said David Baldwin, CEO, EFL.
“Whilst progress has been made in this area, more remains to be done as we work with our clubs and stakeholders to tackle the issue, actively promote inclusion and diversity across our matchdays and within the wider communities that our clubs and club community organisations serve.”
Building on the awareness raised during the 2019/20 season, the logo on player shirts will aim to drive further visibility of the campaign and its message to millions of supporters of EFL clubs worldwide and will be the first of a number of activities taking place throughout the year across the league.
