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Time and time again, the National Hockey League has shown that it does not care about the health, safety or well-being of its athletes – who are also workers, and human beings. The NHL's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic is just the latest example of the
Spectators at Providence Park for a Portland Thorns match would probably expect to see banners and two-sticks paying tribute to club legends like Christine Sinclair and Tobin Heath. At last Sunday's Thorns match, supporter displays paid tribute not to footballing legends but to survivors, human
The big WoSo story of the week is of coursee that USWNT coach Jill Ellis announced yesterday that she will leave the team [https://www.espn.com/soccer/fifa-womens-world-cup/story/3909182/legacy-securedjill-ellis-walks-away-from-game-she-loves] in October. There's plenty of speculation already as to who will replace Ellis
At the beginning of the 2019 Major League Soccer season, the league proudly unveiled its new "Soccer For All [https://www.foxsports.com/soccer/video/1464551491757]" ad campaign, proclaiming the league as a sporting community where all fans are accepted, and there is no place
At the 35th minute of Wednesday night's match between the Vancouver Whitecaps and Los Angeles FC in Major League Soccer, the fans got up and left. The stands were emptied, voices ringing from the concourse. In addition to the two main Whitecaps supporters groups (the