Anton Ferdinand News
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John Terry faces a ban from playing for England if he goes through with an attempt to return to the national soccer team, the Mail on Sunday reported.
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Former England captain John Terry wants to return to the national team and is eyeing a place at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, the Guardian reported.
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Soccer players face 10-game bans and supporters could be barred from stadiums under anti-racism measures being drawn up by the sport’s European governing body.
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Chelsea captain John Terry shouted racial abuse at Queens Park Rangers player Anton Ferdinand during an Oct. 23 Premier League soccer match, prosecutors said.
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Chelsea captain John Terry was found not guilty of racially abusing Queens Park Rangers defender Anton Ferdinand during a soccer game last year.
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Chelsea captain John Terry said he won’t appeal against a four-game ban and 220,000-pound ($355,000) fine for racially abusing Queens Park Rangers defender Anton Ferdinand in a game last season.
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England’s Football Association accused Chelsea captain John Terry of using abusive language and referencing the ethnicity of Queens Park Rangers’ Anton Ferdinand in a game last season.
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Manchester City beat Tottenham 2-1 to go second in soccer’s Premier League as Chelsea was held to a 1-1 tie by Liverpool. Chelsea’s John Terry scored, then left the field injured on his return from a ban for racial abuse.
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The Football Association said it charged Chelsea captain John Terry with using abusive or insulting words or behaviour toward QPR defender Anton Ferdinand.
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Everton held on for a 1-1 draw at the Premier League’s bottom club Queens Park Rangers after having Steven Pienaar red-carded. Ten-man Newcastle secured a point with a 1-1 tie at northeast rival Sunderland.
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