Sunderland fan arrested following alleged racist abuse of West Brom striker Romelu Lukaku A spokesman for Sunderland said: "SAFC operates a policy of zero tolerance towards racism and anti-social behaviour of any kind and naturally we will co-operate with the police fully in investigating any such incidents." The photograph emerged as West Brom head coach Steve Clarke condemned racist chanting in the game. Clarke said there is "no place in the game or any walk of life" for some of the incidents that occurred in stadiums over the weekend. Clarke had been critical earlier in the day of the behaviour of fans of his former club West Ham during the match at Tottenham. Some West Ham fans were heard chanting "Adolf Hitler is coming for you" and made hissing noises to the home fans, which has traditionally contained a sizeable Jewish support. Lukaku meanwhile, is confident he will remain at West Brom for the remainder of the season - rather than return to his parent club Chelsea in January. Chelsea could activate a clause during the transfer window whereby Lukaku would have to return to Stamford Bridge. But Lukaku does not believe the appointment of Rafael Benítez as manager will alter his own position and he expects to stay at the Hawthorns until May. Lukaku, in an interview with the Wolverhampton Express and Star, said: "I don't think about the option. I am very happy to be here for one year. Hopefully, this season will end very well and we will see what happens in the future. After January, I am sure I will be at West Brom. I am very happy to know that in my head.