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You have to wonder how the Daily Mail have got this much detailed information about it.
Leicester City are considering the future of player Wayne Brown after an alleged racially abusive outburst in the Leicester dressing room, leaving him to see if he has a future in the English game.
Contrary to reports earlier in the week, it was not merely Brown's boast that he voted for the BNP at the General Election which enraged his team mates, but the language and terms he used while doing so.
Having returned to the dressing room after training, a discussion was taking place between a group of players about the election results. Brown first told a stunned, racially mixed group of players that he had voted for the BNP, and was met with a volley of protest.
Rather than defusing the situation, the Barkingborn player, where BNP leader Nick Griffin was wiped-out in the election by Margaret Hodge, and the party lost all its council seats, launched into an abuse attack on against ethnic minorities whom he claimed were 'killing this country'.
The reaction was furious and several players pointed out that, not only were Brown's phrases and views unacceptable, but that he had Asian, black and mixed-race colleagues. The argument spilled over into a treatment room,
before a senior player intervened, told Brown that his views were unacceptable.
Seemingly unconcerned at what he had said, Brown went to the canteen to have lunch before, faced with a squad united in their condemnation of him, Brown departed, for what is certain to be the last time. Leicester boss Nigel Pearson suspended him for the play-off semi finals, and has made clear privately he no longer wishes Brown to be a part of his squad.