Nathan Blagg posted photos of Auschwitz and a man doing a Nazi salute.
A Chelsea supporter who posted anti-Semitic tweets aimed at Tottenham fans, including photos of Auschwitz and a man doing a Nazi salute, has been jailed.
He told Westminster Magistrates' Court: "Quite frankly, the content of these messages was despicable.Chelsea fan admits posting anti-Semitic tweets Kalsoom Shah, from the CPS, said: "Nathan Blagg thought hiding behind a screen could shield him from the consequences of posting hateful and abusive content. That is absolutely not the case."
Blagg posted a picture of the train tracks to Nazi concentration camp Auschwitz on Twitter, along with the message: "Spurs are on their way to Auschwitz."
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