The media don't help by making this the top sports story on the BBC:
Black football managers are given less time than white counterparts to turn poor form around, claims John Barnes.
The former Celtic, Jamaica and Tranmere boss told BBC Scotland he believes unconscious bias is commonplace.
The 56-year-old said: "Results get you sacked. For the vast majority of black managers, they will be sacked quicker than a failed white manager.
"There is no evidence. It's just a feeling that we get and the statistics will suggest that."
How long you get depends on a myriad of factors, starting with have you had success previously as a manager, what is the rapport between manager and players/fans and also with the chairman, the nature of the defeats/results, any other circumstances like a depleted squad. But obviously it must be bias due to colour and that is why they were hired in the first place.