Posted on 28 June 2010. Tags: Aston Villa, Collymore, football, Forest, Liverpool FC, Soccer

Stan Collymore is remembered as being one of Footballs bad boys. He has now retired from professional football. He was an extremely successful Striker.
Born January 22, 1971 in Stone in Staffordshire.
He joined Walsall in 1989 but the club later canceled his Y.T.S contract. In July 1989 Wolves agreed to complete his trainee term but despite ...
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Posted on 16 May 2010. Tags: Black Footballers, Celtic, football, Great goalscorers, Jamaica, Liverpoof FC, Newcastle United, Racism in football, Soccer, Watford FC

John Barnes was an exciting Black footballer playing for Liverpool in the 1980's and 90's.
Three years after his spectacular solo goal for England against Brazil at Rio's Maracana Stadium the exciting Jamaican-born winger was signed from Watford for 900,000 pounds by Liverpool boss Kenny Dalglish in 1987 as part of his team reshaping following the ...
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Posted on 28 February 2010. Tags: Aston Villa, Black Footballers, Chester, Coventry City, Cyrille Regis, football, Soccer, West Brom, Wolverhampton Wanderers, Wycombe Wanderers

Cyrille Regis, Is a famous black British footballer, he was one of the earliest black players in the modern leagues. The striker, whose trademark was scoring highly spectacular goals, began his playing career at West Brom with star players like Laurie Cunningham, Brendon Batson, Derek Statham, Len Cantello and Tony 'Bomber' Brown.
Regis broke into the ...
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Posted on 18 February 2010. Tags: Bermuda, Black Footballers, black soccer players, clyde Best, Famous Bermudans, Gootball, Soccer, The hammers, Upton Park, West Ham United

Clyde Best was one of the first black footballers to succeed in the English Football League and paved the way for a whole generation to make their way into the professional game. Clyde Best made 186 appearances for West Ham United in a six year spell at Upton Park and bagged a respectable 47 goals. ...
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Posted on 08 April 2009. Tags: Anderson, Andy Cole, Barnes, Black Footballers, Britain, Drogba, football, Soccer

We all have our favourites for one reason or another, maybe your favourite player was the first black player to play for your local team, or perhaps he was a prolific goalscorer with amazing skills. Who was your Favourite footballer and why?
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Posted on 16 March 2009. Tags: football, Soccer, Spurs, Walter Tull, War

Walter Tull was born at 16 Allendale Street, Folkstone in April 1888. His father was a joiner from St Thomas Parish in Barbados and came to Britain in 1876. He married a local girl from Folkestone in 1880 and together they had six children. In 1897, Walter and his siblings were orphaned when ...
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Posted on 05 March 2009. Tags: black soldiers, British armed Forces, football, Racism, Soccer, The Great War, Tottenham, Walter Tull, War, WW1


Walter Tull was the first black outfield footballer in Britain. Born in Folkestone in 1888 he was of mixed parentage…….>>
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Posted on 23 March 1998. Tags: Collymore, Politics, Racism, Soccer, Sports, task force

I tried Several times to use the Independents embed code but it simply would not work. Below is the link to the article.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/task-force-to-boot-out-racism-in-soccer-1153068.html
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