movement he started more than a quarter of a century ago.
While knee-jerk outrage and moralising might come and go with each incident, Lord Ouseley has been a constant force for change and good for 25 years.
The army fighting racism in the game has lost a general.
BRENDAN RODGERS lost a decisive Europa League match last week, but should have gained some new admirers for the way he spoke about helping Leigh Griffiths with his longstanding personal issues.
Rodgers has given Griffiths as much time off as he needs to deal with his off-the-field problems.
He is easily mocked, Rodgers. He does not deserve to be. INFORMATION from FIFA last week revealed that $548million (£436m) was paid to agents in 2018.
That makes it more than $2billion (£1.59bn) in the last five years. Sure, they are a necessary part of the business, but it's an obscene amount – and it comes out of your pockets.
» THE most significant, contemporary news in the battle to rid football – and, indeed, society – of racism was not Raheem Sterling’s observations on how the media might fan the fuel of hatred.
But the stepping-down of Lord Herman Ouseley from the Kick It Out campaign, the