<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|>RACIST supporters at Colchester United have been blasted by Burnley boss Stan Ternent who claims they almost forced Ian Wright to quit the game after just two matches in the Second Division.
In his autobiography Stan The Man, Tern<wm>ent wrote "the racist elements amongst the supporters will haunt this club for as long as they are present."
He said Wright, who scored a hat-trick against Colchester in January 1951 in his third game in charge at Colchester and later became the first black English footballer to be capped for England, and later became a football legend.
Wright, who scored a hat-trick against the Torquay United's, he is a former player and manager of the club, and also</wm> the first black footballer to be promoted from his club, the East Grinstead Lions. Wright,