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Chelsea begin investigation
- Updated: November 29, 2016
Chelsea have hired a law firm to conduct an investigation into an individual, who is now deceased, employed by the club during the 1970s.
The news comes as eight police forces are now looking into allegations of historical abuse in football, in what Football Association chairman Greg Clarke describes as “the biggest crisis” he has ever seen face the game.
There have been 250 reports made to police and more than 50 calls were made to an NSPCC hotline set up for sexual abuse victims in football in the initial hours of opening.
A statement …
