LONDON, March 26 (Reuters) - For Clyde Best, a ⁠trailblazer for Black soccer players in England, the best way to answer the racism he endured after arriving as a teenager from Bermuda was ⁠with his feet.

"I was always taught, when you go to England, you're not playing for yourself, you're playing for those coming after ‌you," Best, now 75, told Reuters.