FA chairman Greg Clarke apologises for saying ‘coloured’ in answer to MPs
Football Association chairman Greg Clarke talked his way into controversy on Tuesday with a range of comments which drew accusations of stereotyping.
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FA chairman Greg Clarke apologises for saying ‘coloured’ in answer to MPs
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