The FA 'fundamentally disagree' with its own panel's findings on John Yems being some kind of subconscious racist. What a farce.
Date published: Wednesday 18th January 2023 3:33 -The Football Association has criticised the findings of its own independent panel, which concluded former Crawley manager John Yems was “not a conscious racist”, as Kick It Out labelled his 15-month ban from the game a “slap in the face” to his victims.
In response on Wednesday, the FA stressed it ‘fundamentally disagreed’ with the panel’s findings, again re-iterating the governing body’s push for a lengthier sanction. Yems, who took charge of Crawley in December 2019, was suspended for 12 days prior to his dismissal in May. “To speak plainly, a 15-month ban given the severity of the 11 proven charges is a slap in the face to the victims of the discriminatory abuse detailed in this report and anyone who has been subject to racism or Islamophobia.
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