Triesman: Black players let down in Terry case

Former FA chairman Lord Triesman believes black players feel let down by the governing body’s handling of the John Terry racism case.

Triesman: Black players let down in Terry case

Former FA chairman Lord Triesman believes black players feel let down by the governing body’s handling of the John Terry racism case.

Ex-England skipper Terry was found guilty of using racist language towards QPR defender Anton Ferdinand by an independent FA panel earlier this week, but is awaiting the full written judgment before deciding whether to appeal against a four-match ban and a fine of £220,000.

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