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Former Notts County assistant Maurice Ross sorry after racially charged comment

The former Scotland and Rangers defender resigned from his position as the Magpies assistant head coach on Monday following the incident in their 1-1 draw last weekend at Altrincham, during the club’s boycott of social media over discrimination.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 May 2021

Former Notts

By David Richardson

EXIT: Maurice Ross resigned as assistant head coach at Notts County following a remark made towards player Enzio Boldewijn
PICTURE: Dan Westwell

MAURICE Ross has publicly apologised to Notts County winger Enzio Boldewijn after admitting he made a racially-charged comment about the player mid-game.
The former Scotland and Rangers defender resigned from his position as the Magpies assistant head coach on Monday following the incident in their 1-1 draw last weekend at Altrincham, during the club’s boycott of social media over discrimination.
Ross, 40, made a comment in fr...

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