PFA chief Gordon Taylor: "I don't see a problem with that being introduced.
"It just highlights the point in the standard players' contract. It would say that racist abuse, if found guilty, will be classed as gross misconduct and a reason to terminate a contract.
"I feel it's important to highlight it, bearing in mind what has happened, and not mess about with it and not afford for anybody to be ambiguous about what the consequences are.
"I'm not saying it's ambiguous [now]. But just to really put it in there means there is no misunderstanding on how seriously we take it.
"If any player is found guilty of racist abuse, the club and the player need to be aware that could be a solid reason for terminating the contract."