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Arsenal have decided to ban any supporters that show abusive behaviour on Twitter

In a controversial move by the Gunners, fans will be denied entry to matches if they are abusive over social media

Dan Pellegrini

Published: 17:50, 8 Jul 2016
Updated: 2:41, 9 Jul 2016

ARSENAL have taken to the fight against online trolling as they team up with Kick It Out to ban anyone from attending matches that have been found guilty of football related discrimination.

It comes after the back end of last season saw Arsene Wenger receive a torrid of abuse inside the ground and on Twitter with many supporters venting their anger towards the manger after their slump in form.

Arsenal and Kick It Out may well get the ball rolling to stop the absurd trolling that is often aimed at players, managers and other supporters time will tell if it works.

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