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Taylor wants standard ban for racism

December 11, 2012
By Harry Harris, Football Correspondent
PFA chief executive Gordon Taylor has told ESPN that the union is talking with the FA and is ready to bring in a standard ban for any players found guilty of racial abuse.

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In light of criticism over the handling of recent events - Chelsea skipper John Terry received a four-game ban after the FA found him guilty of racial abuse against QPR's Anton Ferdinand, while Liverpool's Luis Suarez received an eight-game ban for repeatedly abusing Manchester ...

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