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(FILES) In a file picture taken on June 15, 2004 England's defender Sol Campbell poses for photographers after a press conference at the England media centre in Lisbon, Portugal, during the Euro 2004 championship. Campbell, one of the leading black footballers of his generation, won 73 caps, including three as captain, said the governing FA and the majority of fans did not want a black player heading the England team. "I believe if I was white, I would have been England captain for more than 10 years – it's as simple as that," the 39-year-old former Tottenham and Arsenal defender said in his new biography serialised in The Sunday Times in March 2014. AFP PHOTO / PAUL BARKER

(FILES) In a file picture taken on June 15, 2004 England's defender Sol Campbell poses for photographers after a press conference at the England media centre in Lisbon, Portugal, during the Euro 2004 championship. Campbell, one of the leading black footballers of his generation, won 73 caps, including three as captain, said the governing FA and the majority of fans did not want a black player heading the England team. "I believe if I was white, I would have been England captain for more than 10 years – it's as simple as that," the 39-year-old former Tottenham and Arsenal defender said in his new biography serialised in The Sunday Times in March 2014. AFP PHOTO / PAUL BARKER

(FILES) In a file picture taken on June 15, 2004 England's defender Sol Campbell poses for photographers after a press conference at the England media centre in Lisbon, Portugal, during the Euro 2004 championship. Campbell, one of the leading black footballers of his generation, won 73 caps, including three as captain, said the governing FA and the majority of fans did not want a black player heading the England team. "I believe if I was white, I would have been England captain for more than 10 years – it's as simple as that," the 39-year-old former Tottenham and Arsenal defender said in his new biography serialised in The Sunday Times in March 2014. AFP PHOTO / PAUL BARKER

(FILES) In a file picture taken on June 15, 2004 England's defender Sol Campbell poses for photographers after a press conference at the England media centre in Lisbon, Portugal, during the Euro 2004 championship. Campbell, one of the leading black footballers of his generation, won 73 caps, including three as captain, said the governing FA and the majority of fans did not want a black player heading the England team. "I believe if I was white, I would have been England captain for more than 10 years – it's as simple as that," the 39-year-old former Tottenham and Arsenal defender said in his new biography serialised in The Sunday Times in March 2014. AFP PHOTO / PAUL BARKER

(FILES) In a file picture taken on June 15, 2004 England's defender Sol Campbell poses for photographers after a press conference at the England media centre in Lisbon, Portugal, during the Euro 2004 championship. Campbell, one of the leading black footballers of his generation, won 73 caps, including three as captain, said the governing FA and the majority of fans did not want a black player heading the England team. "I believe if I was white, I would have been England captain for more than 10 years – it's as simple as that," the 39-year-old former Tottenham and Arsenal defender said in his new biography serialised in The Sunday Times in March 2014. AFP PHOTO / PAUL BARKER

(FILES) In a file picture taken on June 15, 2004 England's defender Sol Campbell poses for photographers after a press conference at the England media centre in Lisbon, Portugal, during the Euro 2004 championship. Campbell, one of the leading black footballers of his generation, won 73 caps, including three as captain, said the governing FA and the majority of fans did not want a black player heading the England team. "I believe if I was white, I would have been England captain for more than 10 years – it's as simple as that," the 39-year-old former Tottenham and Arsenal defender said in his new biography serialised in The Sunday Times in March 2014. AFP PHOTO / PAUL BARKER