'There shouldn't be sheep wandering off': Alex Ferguson questions Jason Roberts over Kick It Out stance Sir Alex Ferguson says all players should wear 'Kick It Out' T-shirts ahead of tomorrow's Premier League games, including Jason Roberts who has said he will refuse to. Players throughout the Premier League are due to wear T-shirts emblazoned with the name of the anti-discrimination charity this weekend. But Roberts says he feels "let down" by perceived failures of 'Kick It Out', and has decided to make his stance clear by refusing to wear the T-shirt. Sir Alex Ferguson believes that sends a confusing message, and has condemned Roberts' stance. I think he is making the wrong point," the Manchester United manager said this morning. Roberts has been angered by the lack of action over the last year, including how the high-profile racism cases involving Luis Suarez and John Terry were dealt with. I find it hard to wear a T-shirt after what has happened in the last year. I won't wear one," the Reading striker told the BBC. Roberts' Reading side play Liverpool this weekend in a match that will feature Suarez, a player banned for eight games after directing racist language at Patrice Evra. Ferguson added today that he is unclear what Roberts will achieve by refusing to wear the T-shirt. I don't know what point he is trying to make. When you do something, and everyone believes in it, you should all do it together. Lord Herman Ouseley, the Kick It Out chairman, has tried to placate Roberts. There have been rumours that Roberts would not be alone in refusing to wear the T-shirt, with Aston Villa's black players joining the Reading striker. But manager Paul Lambert said today that all his players would be wearing them ahead of their match at Fulham.