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Ghana midfielder Sulley Muntari feels fans should police each other as a way of fighting racism in football. The AC Milan player said grown-ups should serve as good examples to their children at the stands. �This mentality can only be changed by example and always remember that there are children who watch our attitude. If someone is doing something that is not feasible in the stadium, then the person next to him has to remind him,� said the 29-year-old player. �Certainly a good father would never allow his children to learn from such a bad example. Would he want his son to grow with the same mentality?� Muntari began his career in Italy at the age of 17 in 2001. The holder of 78 caps with the Black Stars spent his career in Italy with Udinese and Inter Milan before joining AC Milan. He also had time to feel the atmosphere of English football when playing for Sunderland and Portsmouth