Ireland's Derrick Williams has spoken out about being on the end of online racist abuse from one of his club's own supporters.

A number of racism-related incidents have plagued English football in the last number of months.

Anti-racism campaigners believe players are nearing the point when they will walk off the pitch if they continue to be subject to racist abuse, but concede it will be a “massive decision” to take.

Phil Neville has said the controversy surrounding the inappropriate tweets he wrote in the past has not diminished his pride in being made England women’s team manager.

Phil Neville defended his appointment as England Women manager as he insisted: "I cannot be more qualified for this job than what I am."

New England Women’s boss Phil Neville should be facing the possibility of punishment from the Football Association over "misogynistic and sexist" tweets, Kick It Out has said.

Not a great first day in the job.

Greater Manchester Police are investigating an incident of alleged racially aggravated assault on Manchester City’s Raheem Sterling at the weekend.

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Leicester City will investigate a “regrettable error in judgment” by forward Jamie Vardy, after the England international was filmed allegedly using racist language in a casino.

Anti-racism charity Show Racism the Red Card has praised Leicester’s actions over their shamed players and called for the trio to be educated.

Mario Balotelli’s antics tend to land him in the centre of attention. And no one loves dogpiling on those in the limelight more than social media users. Some, however, go too far.

Tottenham Hotspur FC has called for tough action against fans who were shown on video footage chanting a “vile” anti-Semitic song.

Anti-discrimination group Kick It Out has contacted police after video footage surfaced of a group of apparent West Ham fans chanting an anti-Semitic song on the London Underground en route to the 2-2 draw with Tottenham.

Three Chelsea supporters face life bans from football after being suspended from Stamford Bridge by the club as part of the ongoing investigation into a racist incident on the Paris Metro.

A group of Chelsea thugs prevented a black man getting on to a train in Paris before chanting: “We’re racist and that’s the way we like it.”

The Blackpool fan who was allegedly branded “a r****d” by Karl Oyston has called on the Tangerines chairman to resign.

The Football Association of England is investigating Mario Balotelli over a social media post which appeared to contain anti-Semitic and racist references.

Wigan owner Dave Whelan has apologised for any offence and defended his position after being accused of anti-Semitism and told he is not “fit and proper” to run a club.

The police have been called to investigate claims Yaya Toure was racially abused within hours of reactivating his Twitter account.

Rio Ferdinand believes Kick It Out were “scared” to gain maximum exposure for the fight against racism in sport during John Terry’s trial for racial abuse.

Anti-discrimination body Kick It Out has urged UEFA to send a clear message to clubs around Europe after Partizan Belgrade fans held up an anti-Semitic banner during their team’s goalless draw with Tottenham in the Europa League on Thursday.

Malky Mackay should face a season-long ban from football for the offensive texts he sent to a former colleague at Cardiff, according to ex-Football Association chairman Lord Triesman.

Senior positions in British football remain a “bastion of white male domination”, the head of the game’s anti-discrimination group Kick It Out has warned.

Everton have distanced themselves from on-loan striker Romelu Lukaku’s defence of Nicolas Anelka over his controversial ‘quenelle’ gesture.

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A letter of complaint from a pressure group has been sent to the Football Association demanding that England boss Roy Hodgson attend a ’race appreciation’ training course after details of a joke he told about a monkey in space were made public.

England manager Roy Hodgson has expressed his frustration and anger that his side’s achievement in reaching the World Cup earlier this week has been overshadowed by the details of a joke he told the dressing room in the qualifier against Poland.

Roy Hodgson has been assured there is no discontent within his squad after details of a joke he told in the England dressing room found their way into the media.

England striker Wayne Rooney insists manager Roy Hodgson did “nothing wrong” in making a joke about a monkey in space at half-time of Tuesday night’s game against Poland.

Norwich have backed the Kick It Out campaign’s decision to pursue legal action over an allegedly racist comment directed towards manager Chris Hughton on a social networking site.

Anti-discrimination group Kick It Out last night called on Paolo Di Canio to state his commitment to anti-racism after the newly-appointed Sunderland manager refused to confirm or deny whether he is a fascist.

Inter Milan are certain to escape with just a fine for the racist abuse some fans aimed at Tottenham players, according to the head of European football’s anti-discrimination body FARE.

Kick It Out chairman Lord Herman Ouseley has accused the Football Association, the Premier League, Chelsea and Liverpool of a failure of "morality and leadership" over their handling of the racism incidents involving John Terry and Luis Suarez.

Mark Clattenburg will not referee a match for a second weekend running as he prepares to answer accusations from Chelsea.

Alex Ferguson has hinted that Rio Ferdinand will be the subject of internal disciplinary action after failing to wear a ’Kick It Out’ T-shirt before Manchester United’s 4-2 win over Stoke at Old Trafford this afternoon.

As expected John Terry has been found guilty of misconduct by the Football Association — hardly a shock, as he had already admitted in court having a slanging match with Anton Ferdinand towards the end of that now notorious game at Loftus Road almost 12 months ago.

FIFA president Sepp Blatter has confirmed he supports the decision to send Michel Morganella back to Switzerland for making a racist Tweet.

The Football Association have to find a way to eradicate from the football pitch the sort of obscene language highlighted by the John Terry trial, according to Kick it Out chairman Lord Ouseley.

THE head of European football’s anti-racism group has urged the FA to charge Liverpool with bringing the game into disrepute over their response to Luis Suarez’s eight-match ban.

Kick It Out chairman Lord Ouseley has branded Liverpool as “hypocritical” over their handling of Luis Suarez’s eight-match ban for racially abusing Patrice Evra and called the striker’s apology “lamentable”.

Luis Suarez’s eight-match ban for racially abusing Patrice Evra is a strong statement that racism will not be tolerated, players chief Gordon Taylor said today.

Under-fire FIFA president Sepp Blatter embroiled himself in a Twitter war-of-words with Rio Ferdinand today regarding his comments about racism.