Racism allegation against Aberdeen's Jack Milne 'not proven ...
The centre-back faced accusations from Livingston forward Jeremy Bokila following a game in January
news.stv.tvI don’t have real-time access to the latest news sources right now. Based on recent reporting, Aberdeen defender Jack Milne was involved in a Scottish FA disciplinary process over an allegation of racist abuse toward Livingston’s Jeremy Bokila, and the tribunal ruled the allegation as “not proven.”
Here’s a concise rundown to help you stay informed:
- What happened: An incident during Aberdeen vs. Livingston in January led to an allegation of racist abuse against Jack Milne. Jeremy Bokila was the Livingston player who raised the complaint.[2][3]
- Outcome: The Scottish FA disciplinary tribunal found the allegation not proven. Aberdeen released a statement thanking the process participants and noting Milne denied the allegation throughout.[3][5][2]
- Club stance: Aberdeen publicly supported Milne throughout the process and condemned racism and discrimination in general terms. The club indicated the matter is closed after the tribunal’s decision.[2]
- Context and follow-up: Coverage from multiple outlets confirms the not-proven outcome and the club’s commitment to addressing racism in football in general terms.[5][3]
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