The former Crawley manager John Yems has had his ban from football extended to three years for 12 breaches of anti-discrimination rules
. The Football Association said it was “the longest ever ban issued to a participant in English football for discrimination”.
The panel, in explaining their sanctions, said that Yems’s case was “extremely serious” and that his behaviour would have demanded “an extremely lengthy, even permanent, suspension” in other circumstances. But a smaller punishment was deemed appropriate as they had “accepted that Mr Yems is not a conscious racist”.
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