Players union chief Gordon Taylor has welcomed the Football League's review into the under-representation of black, Asian and minority ethnic people in coaching and management. Huddersfield's Chris Powell and Carlisle boss Keith Curle are the only non-white managers in the English professional game. This imbalance has been a source of debate for a number of years and Taylor, the chief executive of the Professional Footballers Association, recently spoke of 'a hidden racism which holds clubs back'. PFA boss Gordon Taylor has hit out against a 'hidden racism' preventing black managers from finding work Keith Curle (left) and Chris Powell (right) are the only two non-white managers in the professional game
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Chris Powell and Keith Curle are the only non-white managers
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Gordon Taylor believes the matter needs to be addressed
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The PFA chief is in favour of introducing the Rooney Rule into football
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