• Campbell wary of racism and violence in Poland and Ukraine
• 'You could end up in a coffin,' says former England defender
Sol Campbell has warned England fans they will be putting their lives in danger if they go to Euro 2012.
The former England defender believes Uefa was wrong to choose Poland and Ukraine because of the threat of racism and violence.
Speaking on a Panorama special, to be screened on BBC 1 on Monday night, Campbell said: "Stay at home, watch it on TV. Don't even risk it ... because you could end up coming back in a coffin."
The programme reveals a history of violence and racism in the host nations and comes after the families of England's Theo Walcott and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain said they would not go to Euro 2012.
The brother of Walcott tweeted that he and his father will not be flying out to support the Arsenal midfielder because of "possible racist attacks".
Those fears have been stoked by the Foreign Office, which carries a statement on its website warning "travellers of Asian or Afro-Caribbean descent and individuals belonging to religious minorities should take extra care."
Campbell does not believe Poland and Ukraine deserve to host the competition, which begins on 8 June, because of the problems that still persist in those countries.
"I think that they were wrong, because what they should say is that if you want this tournament you sort your problems out," he said.
"Until we see a massive improvement, that you have sorted [it] out, you are never going to get the tournament. You do not deserve these prestigious tournaments in your country."
In response Uefa said: "Uefa's zero-tolerance approach to racism is still valid both on and off the pitch and ultimately the referee has the power to stop or abandon a match should racist incidents occur." Read More
انسخ الكود التالى و ضعه فى موقعك او مدونتك.
