Parry-Jones did not say he didn't like the sea of white faces. That was Nasser, who was fired. Parry-Jones said they were dominated by a old white culture and needed to be more reflective of their consumer base. But you've chosen one sentence out of a speech and failed to provide its context. Give me that context, and I may agree with you.
Perhaps old white males generally don't know how to market to the urban inner city youth? Maybe that's the sort of thing he was referring to? I know I sometimes my kids (who are good kids) seem to be living in a different world that I don't understand... I wouldn't be able to effectively sell them ANYTHING.