Trouble again at The Hawthorns.

'It's not acceptable'
Birmingham manager Tony Mowbray has been speaking to BBC Radio WM about the alleged racist abuse towards Blues midfielder Juninho Bacuna at the final whistle.

"One individual racially abused him and he got very upset with that - and rightly so.

"He brought it to the attention of the referee who brought it to the attention of the stewards - and now the police.

"I'm not sure if they have yet identified the individual, but Bacuna recognised him and pointed him out.

"But obviously it's not acceptable.

"It's not the first time these things have been said. Not just this club, and not this just Bacuna. It's a beautiful game and we just don't want it.

"The consequences for racially abusing footballers have got to be stronger."

Whinging whining and moaning - speak about the performance Mowbray and if the abuse really happened then have a quiet word with whoever looks into these things off camera/mike

I was quite surprised with Mowbray. He seemed to be quite animated, waving his arms and moaning to the fourth official several times. When he was with us the guy hardly moved or showed any emotion whether we were winning or losing.