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	<title>Comments on: Here&#8217;s The Jeremy Lin Interview On 60 Minutes</title>
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		<title>By: Ick</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Antony, is race really such a big part of basketball, and if so why? One assumes that it is the marketing side of things that causes the influence, it&#039;s presumably easier to make money of a more established concept (big black basketball player) than a relatively novel one (slighter oriental player).  

  Anecdotally a similar problem exists to an extent in (association) football and certainly in rugby football where professional Asian players are still seen as something of a novelty. Historically having been more interested in Cricket. 

I recall an interview with Rehman, a Chelsea player of Pakistani decent where he said &#039;Coaches, scouts and managers need to be more open-minded, Racism is not the obstacle for Asians in the game, it is more the stereotypes.&#039; He went on to clarify that it was often felt the families of aspiring Asian football players where (perhaps correctly) not seen as supportive which made it very difficult for the young men to succeed. (Even things like the types of food cooked at home can have a very large impact). Though that was changing rapidly.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Antony, is race really such a big part of basketball, and if so why? One assumes that it is the marketing side of things that causes the influence, it&#8217;s presumably easier to make money of a more established concept (big black basketball player) than a relatively novel one (slighter oriental player).  </p>
<p>  Anecdotally a similar problem exists to an extent in (association) football and certainly in rugby football where professional Asian players are still seen as something of a novelty. Historically having been more interested in Cricket. </p>
<p>I recall an interview with Rehman, a Chelsea player of Pakistani decent where he said &#8216;Coaches, scouts and managers need to be more open-minded, Racism is not the obstacle for Asians in the game, it is more the stereotypes.&#8217; He went on to clarify that it was often felt the families of aspiring Asian football players where (perhaps correctly) not seen as supportive which made it very difficult for the young men to succeed. (Even things like the types of food cooked at home can have a very large impact). Though that was changing rapidly.</p>
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