This is the reason I say he's not confusing booing with racism: "The booing came from some small part of the Chelsea fans that have been doing it in the last few weeks since I did an interview about Torres. But I don't really get bothered about it." - He doesn't sound concerned with the booing to me.
I've no problem with you using "your lot" my point was that how Spurs fans would react wasn't important to my annoyance that you guys(on here) had done the samething again villainising someone before knowing the facts. I'm not saying you shouldn't back your fans in the meantime but there's a difference between that and rounding on a player that you already don't like, for footballing reasons, because he's accusing some of your fellow fans of anti-semitism. There's football bias running all through that kind of reaction and it's no wonder we still have people who turn up to football grounds and feel comfortable shouting racist abuse or making racist gestures when fans won't "grass their own" and those that report racial abuse get villainised before there are even any facts known about it. We might like to think we're ahead of the rest of Europe in handling racism at football, and our FA are, but it's these other attitudes that are concerning and as a football fan, I find them embarrassing.