Show Racism the Red Card boss tells game to forget bans and back education

The founder of Britain’s largest anti-racism education charity believes there is no need for a clampdown on discriminatory behaviour in grounds, but says it is time for the Premier League to start funding his work.

Ged Grebby set up Show Racism the Red Card with ex-Premier League goalkeeper Shaka Hislop in 1996 and has seen it grow into an organisation that reaches 50,000 people a year with its school visits, workshops and events at clubs.

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