Norwich City say comments by former sporting director Stuart Webber about five back players do not reflect the club's views.
Norwich City say comments by former sporting director Stuart Webber about five black players do not "in any way reflect the wider views" of the club.
"We will continue to work with The FA, Kick It Out and other authorities to help deliver a culture of inclusivity and belonging for our supporters, players and staff."The 39-year-old made his comments while speaking to the Pink Un newspaper about climbing Mount Everest for the Summit Foundation, a charity he founded with his wife.
Kamara said his family were "shocked and saddened" by Webber's remarks, and added: "You don't have to be a professional athlete to avoid living a life of crime.
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