THREE claims of racial harassment against former Crawley manager John Yems have been upheld at a tribunal.Amrit Bansal-McNulty, an ex-Northern Ireland Under-21 international, is suing former clubs QPR and Crawley for around £12 million, alleging the clubs failed to protect him from abuse by Yems while he was on loan at the Red Devils during the 2021-22 season.An employment tribunal judgment on Monday noted Bansal-McNulty was “partially successful” in his claims against Yems, whose conduct during his reign from 2019-22 left Crawley “vicariously liable.”

THREE claims of racial harassment against former Crawley manager John Yems have been upheld at a tribunal.

Amrit Bansal-McNulty, an ex-Northern Ireland Under-21 international, is suing former clubs QPR and Crawley for around £12 million, alleging the clubs failed to protect him from abuse by Yems while he was on loan at the Red Devils during the 2021-22 season.

An employment tribunal judgment on Monday noted Bansal-McNulty was “partially successful” in his claims against Yems, whose conduct during his reign from 2019-22 left Crawley “vicariously liable.”

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