Former England defender Rio Ferdinand believes that football as a sport has become complacent in its efforts to deal with racism. Speaking in response to the shameful incident in Paris this week in which Chelsea supporters prevented a black man from boarding a train while chanting: 'We're racist and that's the way we like it.' Speaking on BT Sport :'I think a lot of people became a bit complacent with racism because we're not hearing it so much in stadiums in our country people believe we've done the job. Former England defender Rio Ferdinand speaking about racism on the 'Fletch and Sav' show on BT
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Rio Ferdinand believes society has become complacent over racism
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The former England defender said more education is needed
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He also claimed UEFA and FIFA have not done enough
'Within stadiums, they just don't have a voice, these people - I wouldn't even call them supporters - but it manifests itself in what we saw in those pictures from @placeholder.