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ASHTON IN ALLEGED REF RACISM STORM

By Robin Jones
ASHTON TOWNhave suspended a player after last Saturday’s league game was abandoned after the referee claimed he was racially abused.
A halt to the Hallmark Security North West Counties Division One North game against Cleator Moor Celtic was called in the 35th minute when the player was given a red card for foul and/or abusive language, and the referee said that the remarks made had racist connotations. The FA have launched an investigation and the player has been suspended by Ashton pending the outcome. Club chairman Mark Hayes said: “The referee made me aware tha...

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