To be fair to Campbell, it does look like they've just dragged those quotes up from a past interview. They certainly don't indicate that Campbell is reacting to Powell's sacking. In isolation, his comments about numbers of black managers in general have validity, but it's a bit lame of the journalist to drag out the same old cliches.
Outside of Charlton, the only significance people see is Chrissy's colour. I had to put a few colleagues right yesterday at work. We are not upset because he is black - we are upset because he is Sir Chrissy Powell, we love him and he is a Charlton legend. He could be any colour and that fact would be unchanged.
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In isolation, his comments about numbers of black managers in general have validity, but it's a bit lame of the journalist to drag out the same old cliches.