Gillingham's director of operations, Joe Comper, confirmed the club has banned a supporter for life following a racist gesture towards Newport County striker Omar Bogle during Saturday's match. The incident occurred at Priestfield, and the club acted swiftly, issuing a lifetime ban and referring the matter to the police. Bogle scored twice in Newport's 2-0 win, but the victory was marred by the racist abuse. Comper stated that the club has a zero-tolerance policy towards such behavior and is frustrated by the incident. The Football Association is also investigating the matter, condemning the discriminatory and offensive incident. Gillingham's swift action demonstrates the club's commitment to eradicating racism from the sport. The police are now handling the investigation, and the club is cooperating fully. The incident has sparked widespread condemnation, with many praising Gillingham's swift and decisive action. The club's stance on racism is clear, and they will continue to work with authorities to ensure that such incidents do not happen in the future. Gillingham's fans have also been quick to condemn the racist abuse, showing their support for the club's zero-tolerance policy. The incident serves as a reminder of the need for continued vigilance and action against racism in football.