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Hello and welcome to Katie Pfeiffer's Extraordinary People. This is the podcast where I sit down

with an extraordinary person and they share their story. They might have overcome some kind of

adversity or they may still be on their journey, but with stories that will make you laugh, cry

and hopefully feel a little bit inspired.

This week, I'm joined by a man who's out to make positive changes in the industry he feels he was let down by 10 years ago.

Anton Ferdinand is a former professional footballer and now works for a company New Era with family members Rio and Max as an ambassador

and a mentor for young players in the game. He was involved in probably the biggest racism case

within English football in 2011 and in November 2020, Anton released his own BBC One documentary.

Anton Ferdinand, Football, Racism and Me,

discussing the issue of racism within football

and the impact that the on-field incident with John Terry had upon his career.

Anton is now a husband and a father

and is working to set standards and accountability

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