a0 years since viv anderson became the first black player to debut for england's men. they were throwing these things at me, he said get back out there, everything else was dismissed and i got on with client football. hello and welcome to sportsday. well its the business end of the group stages in this year's europa league. the penultimate set of group games leaves the two scottish teams fighting to make it into knockout stages and two english clubs hoping to secure top spot in their group and with it, hopefully a more favourable draw for the next round. a pair of those sides are already in action. arsenals game against vorskla poltava has been moved to kiev for security. a win means they'll top group e. so far, an inexperienced side leads 2—0 thanks to 18—year—old emile smith rowe and an aaron ramsey penalty. ahead of the scottish league cup final this weekend. a win for celtic at bottom side rosenborg would improve their qualifcation hopes. still goalless in trondheim. so far, scottish premiership side rangers have more than held their own in the competition. steve gerrard's side are j

now, before we go, we will leave you with viv anderson. 40 years to the day since he became the firsto play for the england senior team. he went onto earn 30 caps but the experience of being a black professional at the time wasn't always easy. he spoke to his children ruby, freddie and charlie to look back on his career. what was it like coming through as one of the only black players in the game? i was like being born in nottingham, they never thought of me being black,. how did you deal with people shouting stuff that you in the crowd or anything like that at the crowd or anything like that at the time when you were that young?” had a really good manager, he could warm up had a really good manager, he could warm up so had a really good manager, he could warm up so i warmed up that i was sat down within two minutes and they we re sat down within two minutes and they were throwing bananas and these things at me and he said get back out there and get me a banana and an apple. and afterwards which is quite funny, i did laugh afterwards he said you can't let people like that dictate to y

it's a0 years ago that viv anderson became the first black player to represent england's senior team,r have made the transition into management. the next stage is management. i think the preconception is they make good footballers but they don't make good managers and i think we have to get over that myth. campbell is seen by some as a difficult character, while contemporaries like frank lampard and steven gerrard have gone straight into high—profile management positions, campbell takes over at macclesfield with the club routed to the foot of the two. i think for me the colour of your skin is academic for me. it's all about working hard at knocking on doors and waiting for the opportunity. the task may be daunting but at least he now has his chance. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news today. manchester united have triggered the one year extension on david de gea's contract. the goalkeeper‘s deal was due to end next summer, meaning that he could speak to overseas clubs from the ist of january but united are keen to avoid any uncertainty over the player's futu

and coming up on bbc news — we look back on history for england — a0 years since viv anderson becamelayer to appear for the senior men's team. good evening. an nhs trust in shropshire has been rated inadequate in a damning review by health inspectors. the shrewsbury and telford hospital trust — which is already in special measures over claims of poor care — has significant problems in its maternity and emergency departments, according to the care quality commission. regulators also said staffing levels were unsafe, and raised questions about the trust's leadership. staff reported a culture of bullying and harassment, according to the review. it also highlighted a culture of defensiveness from the executive team. and it said staff were sometimes fearful to raise concerns. our social affairs correspondent michael buchanan reports on the troubled nhs trust struggling to provide the service its patients deserve. this is a trust incomplete crisis, this is a failing organisation, patient lives are being put at risk. what they do is they gloss over what is actually happening. patient voices

it comes 40 years to the day that viv anderson became the first black player to play for england.ew me, so i was tunnel vision, playing the football. there aren't many black faces round all those years ago, it was tough, but at the end of the day i wanted to be a footballer, so i made an effort really early on, what anybody shouts or screams or throws at me i will dismiss and try and get on with playing football. manchester united have triggered the one year extension to goalkeeper david de gea's contract. the player's contract runs out in the summer meaning that he can speak to the player's deal runs out at the end of the season, permitting him to speak to overseas clubs from the first of january. united want to keep hold of their keeper and hope it will avoid any uncertainty over the player's future heading into the january transfer window. new rules will allow overseas cricketers to play cricket for england earlier, after three years living in the country. and that means pace bowler jofra archer is now available for england. the 23—year—old was born in barbados but has an engli

it's a far cry from 40 years ago today when viv anderson became the first black footballer to wear theople shouting stuff i chew in the crowd, anything like that come off work that young. i had a really good manager called brian clough, he said warmed up, i warmed up, i said they are throwing bananas and all they are throwing bananas and all the sort of thing, he said get back out and get the banana and an apple. afterwards, which was quite funny, i did laugh, afterwards he said you cannot let people like that dictate to you otherwise you're never going to you otherwise you're never going to make a career, everything was dismissed and i got on with playing football, you are here because you can play football, you have to show people what a good player you are, soi people what a good player you are, so i never ever doubted after that. why do you think you have not been offered an opportunity to start managing again? nothing has changed in 20 odd years, and must put something in place to give everybody as long as they are qualified, the opportunity to manage, something has to change beca