Mark Fish represented Bolton Wanderers and Charlton Athletic among others.

A Labour MP has accused Comic Relief of sending a “distorted image” of Africa.

A commentator made the remark.

Karim Benzema has slammed France coach Didier Deschamps after he was overlooked for this summer’s tournament.

The shooting came hours after the town’s police chief resigned in the wake of a damning report.

Shelly Sterling has hired a lawyer to help her with the control bid.

England manager under fire for telling old NASA joke during half-time team-talk against Poland.

An investigation found no evidence that Rio and Anton Ferdinand were racially abused during last month’s World Cup qualifier against San Marino.

“We are not racists and for us the lack of black players at Zenit is just an important tradition, underlining the identity of the club.”

“From what I have understood they didn’t hear anything,” Chelsea midfielder Oriel Romeu tells Spanish radio.

Chelsea chairman Bruce Buck says Terry has been handed a club record fine but he’ll continue to wear the armband.

That works out at £6,923.08 per character for the ill-advised hashtag. Worth it, Ashley?

Chelsea captain John Terry will serve a four-match ban, starting with Saturday’s London derby against Tottenham Hotspur.

Ashley Cole’s evidence in support of John Terry was deemed to be inconsisted by an FA commission investigating racism charges against the Chelsea captain.

“Drogba will say, Geremi will say, Makelele will say, all of them will say that he is not a racist,” says the Real Madrid coach.

The FA announced Terry’s punishment after an independent commission upheld a misconduct charge against him on Thursday.

Following the John Terry trial, the united man responded to a tweet that described the Chelsea defender as a “choc-ice”.

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Uruguay kick off their Olympic campaign against the United Arab Emirate at the Theatre of Dreams this week.

The friendly against Paris St-Germain was the former England defender’s first outing since his racism trial acquittal last week.

The Uruguay international believes that the incident was ‘all arranged’ against him.

The Chelsea skipper is charged with allegedly racially abusing Queens Park Rangers defender Anton Ferdinand last season.

“Everything, absolutely everything, can be misunderstood,” says Italian paper following complaints.

The Armagh County Board has agreed that Monday’s strongly-worded statement was not an accurate reflection of the row in O’Moore Park.

Anthony Federico, the man who wrote a racial slur into a basketball headline, has been fired the American broadcaster.

Mario Balotelli told club officials that he was racially abused by supporters during last night’s Europa League win against FC Porto.

Phil Dowd has reported no further disciplinary measures are necessary despite angry exchanges between Manchester United and Liverpool on Saturday.

‘What happens on the pitch, stays on the pitch’ says the returning Liverpool striker.

Ahead of Liverpool’s trip to Old Trafford this weekend, Kenny Dalglish has refused to draw a line under the race row which has dominated the Reds rivalry with Manchester United this season.

A 58-year-old man has been bailed following police inquiries into an alleged racist gesture made towards Manchester United’s Patrice Evra at Anfield on Saturday.

The chairmen of Chelsea and QPR issued a joint statement today ahead of Saturday’s FA Cup fourth round tie between the clubs.

Diane Abbott has apologised after a tweet led to accusations of racism. Her party leader Ed Miliband called her during a TV interview to give her “a severe dressing down”, it is reported.

The Liverpool striker issued a qualified apology last night for his use of the term “negro” towards Patrice Evra.

The Liverpool boss continued to defend the club’s response to the Luis Suarez racism row after last night’s defeat against Manchester City.

PFA chief Gordon Taylor has cast doubt on the suggestion that ignorance of European culture should exempt Luis Suarez from punishment.

The former Liverpool star has compiled a list of racist tweets in a bid to highlight the issue in the wake of the controversy over Luis Suarez’s FA ban.

Irish football legend said he would have thrown the Suarez-emblazoned t-shirt ‘to the floor’ after the guilty verdict.

Britain’s Crown Prosecution Service has announced that it will press charges against the England captain.

The Uruguay striker is facing eight games on the sidelines after Patrice Evra racism row verdict.

The FA confirmed that its three-man panel will require more time before making a decision in the Luis Suarez-Patrice Evra racism case.