Jeremy Clarkson says 'hurling abuse is part of football' as he talks Euro 2020 final
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dailystar.co.ukshowbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterJeremy Clarkson said it was "fun" being in the Wembley crowd at the Euro 2020 final – as hurling abuse is "part of football".The Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?
host said he had no problem with the behaviour of the fans he experienced during England's penalty shootout defeat by Italy.He witnessed a "crowd of boisterous young men in good spirits", "drunkenness", "chanting", and "a penalty shootout that England lost" – which all added up to a "perfectly normal football match".Like most of Britain he was appalled by the racist abuse the Three Lions' stars who missed spotkicks got on social media afterwards.Clarkson, 61, said "racially hammering" Rashford and his fellow.
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