AF CHANNEL: How to stop racism in football completely?

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Napoli defender Kalidou Koulibaly was subjected to racist abuse from Inter Milan fans throughout Wednesday's Serie A clash. Inter have been ordered to play two domestic games behind closed doors for it.

How do you think racism should be stopped completely in football?

We will invite some AFers who have made some awesome comments to speak their voices out in this column. The distinguished guests today are: @nuscdmnsu, @Chima92, @TanimaRoy, @maddyfootballer, @VanishPrasad, @Braddy.

Here are some selected comments from AFers for the last topic: What occurs to you when it comes to a red card?

@SINGAM23:

Receiving Red Card:

1) Continuos fouls from received yellow card and disciplined second time with Red card - Twice foul justifies you are needed to get the marching orders 

2) Straight Red card for harsh foul - Disciplinary action follows at which this is not be avoided with further punishment (I'd prefer first option rather than receiving straight forward Red card) 

@sAMMYYOUNG300:

Straight Red card or sending off a player occurs when a foul committed by the player is too unconsiderable or does something consider to be out of football. Some fouls are bookable and doing it for twice leave the referee no chance rather to send you off. But the question is some referee judgement on red card is sometimes unfair in this modern football.

@Samaclmrt:

the red card represents the lack of discipline the player has if he is given one but sometimes getting a red card is worth it because sometimes a player receives a red card in other for the team to win the match like in case of defenders maybe their is an attack coming from the opponents and the defender is the last man on the line and he knows if the attacker passes him then he would surely score and he has no other way of stopping him unless he goes with the rough method. and in the end , the team will win.