The Crusaders have contacted one of the men who claim to have been met with homophobic slurs by Crusaders players in Cape Town. The Crusaders have contacted one of the men who claim to have been met with homophobic slurs by Crusaders players in Cape Town. Some Crusaders players were accused on social media of "physically intimidating" behaviour, making homophobic slurs, limp wrist gestures and adopting high pitched voices. "The three players, team management and the South African-based security advisor with them, strongly refute the socialised account of what happened. "Then, after arguing that straight white men are losing power, we were met with homophobic slurs, limp wrists and high pitched voices which were clearly in gest [sic].

Source: Stuff May 20, 2019 02:11 UTC