what that refers to directly is that in katherine newton's opinion, mark sampson did use the term ebolay and that he did make the comment to drew spence suggesting that she had been arrested four times and that on both grounds, katherine newton believes that the use of the language was discriminatory and a breach of the equalities act. the report found that mark sampson who has denied any wrongdoing was not racist, so what did eni aluko, who accused mark sampson of making racist remarks towards her and team—mate drew spence think of the findings? my overwhelming emotion really isjust relief, because it has been a long process of getting to this point. i say it in my statement that i am not the architect or engineer of any of the circumstances, i have pretty much been put in this situation but i was always honest and truthful about those comments and about other comments that i had raised and about the culture of the team under mark sampson and so i feel vindicated in that honesty and that truth and i am a human being and i feel relieved because it suggests that it was kind of all worth

when they talk about the internal review, the internal process before katherine newton was brought inat you brought? they failed to give mea that you brought? they failed to give me a response and they also we re very give me a response and they also were very keen to say there was no wrongdoing without looking at the video evidence which dan ashworth said in the meeting you should have probably looked at that. they hadn't spoken to lianne sanderson at that point even though i was very clear that she'd also had issues in that team, she's not been picked since that issue. lianne will collaborate that. they were dismissive straightaway in that so we didn't get to the issue of itemised issues because they'd already dismissed the entire complaint. ifi can because they'd already dismissed the entire complaint. if i can ask you before bringing in other colleagues, you referred to greg clark's response to the letter, he was copied into an e—mail that was sent to the fa and he was saying, what has this got to do with me. i think many of us think that was an extraordinary statement to make in