Chelsea youth players go to High Court claiming racial abuse ruined their careers
July 2 – Two former Chelsea youth-team players say they are “still fighting for justice and equality” after alleging they were racially abused at the club in the 1990s.
They are among four players who are taking Chelsea to the High Court to seek damages, claiming their careers and lives were ruined.
The club apologised last year for the alleged abuse which is reported to have been “instigated” by former coach and academy director Gwyn Williams who left the club in 2006 and denies “any and all allegations”.
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