New Hereford manager and former Bournemouth defender Josh Gowling says as a player he used the lack of black managers and coaches as motivation for his own career.
After initially being put in interim charge at the National League North club, he has now been given the job on a permanent basis.
"I want to have a big impact on players lives, on and off the pitch. I love coaching, I love improving people and making players better.
"If I can inspire others as a black manager then even better."
Gowling tells Sky Sports News the Premier Leagues replacing players names with Black lives Matter is a positive step:
Drug dealer with distinctive tattoo caught red-handed
New substation to boost reliability across Monmouthshire
Bridge repairs could begin soon says Monmouth MP
Raft Race raises more than £11,000 for hospice
Budget plan proposes council tax rise and hiking parking and other charges
