Serbia must be banned over racist abuse, says England's Danny Rose

. Rose said the violence began in the pre-game warm-up

. "Every time he touched the ball, I heard cries of monkeys

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FA official complaint to UEFA by scenes of chaos

Danny Rose

Serbia has called for a ban after major international racially abused (video) across England Under-21 match on Tuesday in Krusevac.

the Football Association has lodged a formal complaint to UEFA after the English players were attacked during the European Championship play-off second phase, which ended in a fight involving staff and players.

Tottenham defender, currently on loan at Sunderland, said he was surprised to have seen a red card for reacting to abuse kicking the ball after the final whistle.

"Serbian players around me ... I remember slapped me twice, then I'm gone," he told Sky. "That's when I kicked flask. - And the referee sent me understand the game was over by then, but I still was sent off for kicking the ball. "

Rose said that although the reports have focused on the racist abuse directed at players after the final whistle, which lasted throughout the game, and started in the pre-game warm-up.

"When we go warm the bench began singing monkey immediately," he said.

"Halfway through the warm up I went to the deputy director [Steve Wigley] and told him what was happening. Says that I should try my best to get through and we will deal with it after the match.

"The first time, it was not nearly as bad as the second part. Did two stones hit me in the head when I took the ball for a throw in. Each time that it touched the ball, I heard monkey chants. After 60 minutes, my mind was not really in the game after that, I was so angry and it was so difficult to concentrate., do not understand how [Serbia] can learn from, shall be prohibited. "

quoted by local media, the Serbian coach Aleksandar Jankovic would have reacted to scenes of chaos by refusing to apologize: "I'm sorry for it takes two for a fight tomorrow we will to analyze what exactly happened, but us. Football talk now. "

Clarke Carlisle, chairman of the Professional Footballers' Association, echoed the call of the Rose as a long-term ban for Serbs after what he described as "absolutely deplorable" scenes in Krusevac.

• "This is absolutely ridiculous. A racist guy and then he could contain his reaction to it. Saw how the collapse progressed punches, kicks ... We saw pictures of heads occurring in personnel. But Danny Rose to kick a ball eventually expelled. This is false.
• "UEFA should make a point here, especially FIFA, I think, because it was a World Cup qualifier. The message must come from the top down that this behavior will not be tolerated. "

a match between the two countries in 2007 under 21 European Championship in the Netherlands was marred when Nedum Onuoha England racially abused. Serbia has been fined £ 16,000 by the European governing body after this incident.

Carlisle believes that only a long ban would force Serbia to discuss. "It does not matter where you are, the perpetrators," he said. "This material is the governing bodies to establish extremely severe penalties to deter countries and persons acting this way.

"You can draw parity with what happened to English football, when driven by the violence of Europe [after the Heysel disaster in 1985] -., Who fostered a period of self-government think that Serbia should be banned because it is a recurrence.

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