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The tweet was posted by Ferdinand on Tuesday at about 9pm, within hours of the news breaking.įerdinand accused former England captain John Terry of racially abusing him during a match at Loftus Road in October 2011. Ted Terry, 59, was arrested earlier this year after a scuffle on Fenchurch Street in central London, before being charged with two racially motivated offences on Tuesday when he answered bail. The 28-year-old Queens Park Rangers defender posted a picture of the cover of The Game’s song on Twitter and told his 340,000 followers: ‘Don't you just love it when your music is on shuffle #nowplaying’.

In 2020 he was the main focus of a BBC documentary called Football, Racism and Me in which he explored the issue of racism in the game from a personal perspective and talked about his own highly publicised 2001 incident with former England captain John Terry.'Like Father, Like Son': Anton Ferdinand posted a picture of the cover of The Game's song on Twitterįootballer Anton Ferdinand has joked about the racism charge faced by John Terry’s father, by saying that he was listening to a rap song called 'Like Father, Like Son'. Since retiring from playing Ferdinand has moved into the broadcasting side of the game and has recently been working on BT Sport’s Score show as a pundit.

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Former West Ham United, Queens Park Rangers and Sunderland defender Anton Ferdinand retired from playing in July 2019 after a season playing in the Scottish Premiership with St Mirren.Ī product of the Hammer’s academy, he made his first-team debut in 2003 and went onto make 437 professional appearances for eight different sides including a brief spell playing for Turkish Super Lig side Bursaspor in 2012.

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