Eni Aluko met with Chelsea's LGBTQ 支持者s group and 主張するs they are '提携させるd in the fight against 差別' after 株ing a JK Rowling 地位，任命する about '許すing mediocre males into women's sport'

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Eni Aluko sat 負かす／撃墜する with the?議長，司会を務める of the 'Chelsea?Pride' 支持者s group to discuss the 'transphobic 地位，任命する' she retweeted from?JK Rowling.?

The former footballer was criticised for 株ing Rowling's tweet which appeared to speak about 'mediocre males' 参加するing in 'women's sport'.

Aluko apologised for re-株ing Rowling's tweet and labelled the 出来事/事件 as a '誤解', （人命などを）奪う，主張するing she 'did not 解釈する／通訳する it as transphobia'.?

Aluko 主張するd she and the Chelsea LGBTQ 支持者s group were '提携させるd and together in the fight against any form of 差別'.?

She took to X to 令状: 'I've now had a really 冷静な／正味の conversation with Tracy, 議長，司会を務める at Chelsea pride 支持者s group. It's all love and support both ways.

Eni Aluko sat 負かす／撃墜する with the 議長，司会を務める of the 'Chelsea Pride' 支持者s group to discuss the 'transphobic 地位，任命する' she retweeted from JK Rowling

'A 誤解 on my part of the JK Rowling tweet which I retweeted only because of its 言及／関連s to women 存在 乱用d for speaking up for their 権利s.

'I did not 解釈する／通訳する it as transphobia and I am not in support of transphobia.

'We are 提携させるd and together against any form of 差別 含むing transphobia. Chelsea together. #NoToHate'.?

Aluko's 声明 on X, 以前は known as Twitter, （機の）カム すぐに after she 株d Rowling's 議論の的になる tweet.??

The?Harry Potter author Rowling has been a 声の critic of the transgender?movement and has 衝突／不一致d with 行動主義者s online over her 信頼できる 見解（をとる）s.

Rowling's 見解（をとる）s recently led to an 激しい抗議 for her to be 調査／捜査するd under Scotland's new hate 罪，犯罪 支配するs.

Rowling was referred to Scottish police for referring to a number of transgender women 含むing 選挙運動者s, 罪人／有罪を宣告するd 囚人s and celebrities as 'men' in a 範囲 of tweets.

Scottish police later 確認するd that no 活動／戦闘 would be taken against the famed British writer after she challenged new hate 法律制定 - leaving the LGBTQ community 失望させるd.?

Rowling 引用するd a comment which read ‘I don’t think it is nice to call trans women “men”’.?

Aluko 株d a 地位，任命する by the Harry Potter author criticising '許すing mediocre males into women's sport'

She 答える／応じるd by 説:?'I don't think it's nice to lock rapists in with 女性（の） 囚人s, 許す mediocre males to 参加する in women's and girls' sport,?or for women to get death and 強姦 脅しs for speaking up for their 権利s.

'When you've stopped all that happening, we can talk "nice."'

Chelsea Pride, the club's LGBTQI+ 支持者 group, 明言する／公表するd it was '極端に disappointing to see a former player 株ing transphobic 地位，任命するs'.

The group 最高潮の場面d Aluko's 最近の comments 支持するing for equality.

‘支持するing for equality necessitates 拒絶するing all forms of 差別, 含むing transphobia,' a Chelsea Pride 声明 read.

‘Embracing equality means 支持する／優勝者ing the 権利s and dignity of every individual without exception.

‘Equality is a 全世界の／万国共通の 原則 that 適用するs to all, unequivocally. So 存在 transphobic 否定するs the 原則s of equality and inclusivity.’

Aluko, who made over 100 外見s for Chelsea across two （一定の）期間s at the club, has been outspoken about 'daily casual 人種差別主義, sexism and misogyny' in the sport.

The former England international, who won 102 caps during her playing career, sensationally （人命などを）奪う，主張するd this week that the men's game in this country 'not a 安全な place for women'.

She 主張するd that there are safety 関心s both 肉体的に, in stadiums, 同様に as on social マスコミ.

Rowling has been 声の in her 見解（をとる）s on the transgender movement and is outspoken on X

Chelsea's LGBTQI+ 支持者s group criticised Aluko 最高潮の場面ing that their former player had been 支持するing for equality (pictured in 2015)

Aluko has 苦しむd a 激流 of 乱用 on social マスコミ, most prominently from Joey Barton. The former Manchester City midfielder has made a number of sexist rants against several 女性（の） former players, pundits and commentators having a 役割 in the ニュース報道 and 分析 of men's f ootball in 最近の months.

'I say it all the time,' Aluko began on The Sports スパイ／執行官s podcast. 'Men's football in this country is still not a 安全な place for women.

'Whether you're the wife of an 普通の／平均（する） football fan who loves football or you're me who 作品 in professional broadcasting, it's not a 安全な space. It's not a 安全な space 肉体的に going to a stadium and it's not a 安全な space on online.

'So when we look at the next 世代 of young girls who are alive to football because of the Lionesses and who likely want to get into football, whether they play or work behind the scenes.

'What would make them want to do that when there's daily casual 人種差別主義, sexism, misogyny toward the women at the 最高の，を越す.

'I just 辞退する to now to sit 支援する and go "Oh, it's part of the 職業," I can't do that anymore. For me, I'm talking to 政府, how are we going to create 法律s so that this is not so 平易な.'

In February, Aluko 攻撃する，衝突する out at social マスコミ 会社／堅い X, （人命などを）奪う，主張するing the 壇・綱領・公約 '許すs people to vomit their 憎悪 unchecked' after 存在 口頭で attacked by Barton.

の中で his shocking rebukes was calling her and Lucy 区 'the Fred and Rose West of football commentary' in a 言及／関連 to the two 悪名高い serial 殺し屋s - while Alex Scott and England keeper Mary Earps have also been 的d in his 地位，任命するs.

He also bizarrely 申し立てられた／疑わしい that Aluko and her family used 'dodgy money' to 支払う／賃金 for a lavish lifestyle.

After receiving support from ITV - with whom she 定期的に 作品 as a pundit - Aluko 明らかにする／漏らすd that she had taken 合法的な 活動／戦闘 against Barton, while also （人命などを）奪う，主張するing she left the UK 予定 to 存在 'genuinely 脅すd' for her safety に引き続いて his comments.

放送者s Lucy 区 (picture d left) and Alex Scott (pictured 権利) have also been attacked by Barton on social マスコミ

Aluko received support from ITV に引き続いて Barton's attack on her and 区 in January?

'It's scary how 平易な it is on social マスコミ to just attack women,' she 追加するd. 'Misogyny is not even a hate 罪，犯罪 at this moment in time but there's so much online.

'Unfortunately football is a sort of 接近 point for a lot of that. I think it's the last bastion of what people consider to be a male only space.

'It has been for a long time a space where men have been able to 表明する themselves 自由に without the gaze of women and all of this stuff.

'The reality is that football has always been for everyone and now women are becoming much more part of it but I feel the （激しい）反発 is getting worse.'