FA's Bernstein rejects 'institutionally racist' claim

Football Association chairman David Bernstein today hit back at claims that the governing body is “institutionally racist”.

FA's Bernstein rejects 'institutionally racist' claim
Wed, 14 Nov, 2012 - 18:06

Football Association chairman David Bernstein today hit back at claims that the governing body is “institutionally racist”.

The claim was made by Peter Herbert, chair of the Society of Black Lawyers, who also criticised the FA and Chelsea after the police dropped an investigation into referee Mark Clattenburg.

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