1:28 Chris Kamara tells Soccer Saturday about the racist abuse he suffered during his football career, adding that nobody should be forced to accept what he experienced Chris Kamara tells Soccer Saturday about the racist abuse he suffered during his football career, adding that nobody should be forced to accept what he experiencedChris Kamara has revealed some of the horrific racist abuse he received during his playing career, which included death threats from racist supporters. Kamara, 62, played over 600 games for nine clubs during a 21-year professional playing career but says the abuse began when he was just 16 and starting his career with Portsmouth. He said: "I started playing in '74 as a 16-year-old, so you can imagine what it was like in the dressing room, what it was like with the supporters. "When I left Portsmouth and was transferred to Swindon, I had death threats when I played my first game, against Portsmouth, ironically," Kamara explained. I had to accept it growing up as a kid, I had to accept it starting off in football.

Source: Sky sports June 20, 2020 12:11 UTC