Chief constable Mark Roberts said the response was ‘disappointing’ after only Manchester City, Norwich and Brighton responded positively to the police’s plea
Manchester City, Norwich and Brighton are the onlyclubs to have accepted an invitation to work with the police to try to stop online racism, the Guardian understands.
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