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Graham Daniels2024-12-05T15:28:00
By adding ‘Jesus ❤️ U’ to his rainbow armband, Crystal Palace captain, Marc Guéhi, has sparked a vital conversation about football’s commitment to equality and diversity - whether that’s religious beliefs or sexuality and gender. Christians in Sport’s Graham Daniels says he deserves our respect
In the world of professional football, where passion and extreme public attention collide, Crystal Palace captain Marc Guéhi has started an essential conversation about faith, identity and expression.
Guéhi, an England international, recently made headlines by adding “Jesus ❤️ U” to his Rainbow Pride captain’s armband, a bold move emphasising his beliefs while navigating the complexities of inclusivity in sport. Guehi’s actions in the game against Newcastle reflect a courageous stand that transcends what we usually expect of footballers, but led to a reprimand from the Football Association (FA). Undeterred, he adapted his message for the subsequent game against Ipswich Town, changing it to “Jesus ❤️ you”.
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