"It is not my place to add to that. Enough has been said in that regard. I have been around this club many years and we always make a huge impact globally and we are really responsible for that. Throughout the years, as a player and member of staff and as a supporter, we are really proud of the environment and culture we've got at the club."
"Equality and diversity and respect for each other is something we look to carry through every day. I have travelled the world and know what this club means to an awful lot of people. I am fully aware of the responsibility and we try to carry that out every day. I am proud of what the club stands for and has done for so long."
Sir Jim Ratcliffe will not face charges from the Football Association over his claim that the United Kingdom has been colonised by immigrants. The FA chose not to take further action but reminded Ratcliffe of his responsibilities when participating in media interviews. Ratcliffe offered a qualified apology, saying he was sorry if his choice of language had offended people in the UK and Europe. Manchester United interim manager Michael Carrick declined to add to the matter and emphasised the club's commitment to equality, diversity and respect. United recently drew 1-1 at West Ham and have fixtures against Everton, Bournemouth and Leeds.
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