article_snippet: Crystal Palace Alan Pardew believes English football does not have enough black managers and coaches – and wants the ‘jobs for the boys’ culture out of the game.
article_snippet: Alan Pardew wants clubs to work on encouraging ethnic minority coaches to reflect the huge variety of cultures that players in England come from, rather than employing the same “boys club” members.
article_snippet: Alan Pardew Alan Pardew believes that English football isn't doing enough to include black coaches .
article_snippet: Chris Ramsey, QPR boss, is the only black coach in the top flight - and one of just six in the Barclays Premier League .
article_snippet: Chris Ramsey's is one of just six black or ethnic minorities bosses in the Barclays Premier League, along with Huddersfield Town boss Chris Powell, Brighton’s Chris Hughton, Carlisle manager Keith Curle, Leyton Orient boss Fabio Liverani and Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink with Burton Albion.
article_snippet: Ramsey is black, which I think is great for the Barclays Premier League,’ Alan Pardew said.
article_snippet: just ‘three or four’ black coaches, according to Alan Pardew and in future recruitment Alan Pardew plans to change that, while backing the idea of a ‘Rooney Rule’ as seen in American Football where a black coach is considered for every job.
article_snippet: I don’t want to talk just about Afro-Caribbean coaches either,’ Pardew said.
highlights_snippet: Alan Pardew believes there should be more non-white managers .
  