Keegan calls on top brass to act swiftly to curb racism

KEVIN KEEGAN has called on soccer’s power-brokers to stop shirking their responsibilities and start protecting black players.

Keegan calls on top brass to act swiftly to curb racism

Along with Ashley Cole and Jermaine Jenas, Keegan’s Manchester City winger Shaun Wright-Phillips was disgracefully abused by Spanish supporters in Madrid on Wednesday night, with ‘monkey chants’ accompanying his every touch after he replaced David Beckham for the last half-hour.

It took 48 hours before an official apology was forthcoming from Spain, while FIFA and UEFA have done no more so far than promise to investigate the matter.

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