QPR defender Anton Ferdinand has broken his silence over the John Terry racism-row - and admitted the last few days have been crazy.
Chelsea captain Terry is accused of racially abusing Ferdinand during a match between their two sides last Sunday, with both the FA and the police launching investigations.
Ferdinand, who is set to speak to the FA on Friday, refused to go into details about the incident.
"The last few days have been crazy," he said. "But I'm looking forward to Sunday's game [against Spurs] and fully focused on football.
"Anyone who knows me will know that whatever's going on, football's always going to by my number one priority.
"Has it been the craziest week of my life? There's been other situations, but it's certainly up there. But these types of situations are what make you."
Ferdinand dismissed questioning about the Terry incident - "I don't want to talk about that" - but did say the football community has rallied round.
"I'd like to thank players like Jason Roberts for the support they have given me. Not just professionals at other clubs but my team-mates at QPR.
"They've been fantastic for me. Having team-mates around you like I have is nice to feel, and nice to see.
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