“But like in every other aspect of life, in global soccer the sexism persists. It’s why Real Madrid didn’t agree to take on a women’s club until this year, and the billionaires at Manchester United didn’t start a women’s team until last year.”
“But like in every other aspect of life, in global soccer the sexism persists. It’s why Real Madrid didn’t agree to take on a women’s club until this year, and the billionaires at Manchester United didn’t start a women’s team until last year.”
The biggest thing holding back women’s soccer is the same old thing.
Cool story. let me just tell you i dont care about your comment or anything.
I think a quick glance at the False Equivalence wikipedia page oughta do it.
This sizzling hot take brought to you by someone who’s never had a smug little teenage shit disrespect him in his own home. I’ve banned one of my son’s friends from my house for a year for lying to my face about washing his hands after he used the bathroom (I can hear the bathroom sink from the kitchen you little…
Or the check is about to bounce and they are trying to get out of the contract before Haas sues them.
Properly something to do withe the fact that Rich Energy were ordered by the court to reveal their finances.
I’m pretty sure a third-place, South American, soccer match is the last place the president will show up.
Except that, in all of the articles I’ve read by the various complainants, I don’t recall seeing a single call being argued where asking “Was it correct?” would be answered with anything other than “Yes, but...”
Nobody thinks it can’t be better but the old way of “Oh well, guess we’re out of the World Cup because the world’s shittiest referee missed two handballs, an offside and the keeper getting kicked in the nuts in the lead up to the winning goal” was infinitely worse.
Perfect example is England’s second goal yesterday. If this was something that is measureable, an England disallowed goal there would be way more egregious than this one. The thing I think that the DS writers keep overlooking is that in a low scoring sport every goal or disallowed goal is so important that almost by…
I was under the impression that its one job is to annoy Deadspin writers who have a problem with accurate officiating decisions. In that, it is succeeding spectacularly.
And yet when Hitler got his Twitter account he was welcomed with open arms. Double standards!
Nah it's when he went flying down a stadium staircase in a wheelchair, which technically was an Anaheim thing
Americans not reacting well to gentle criticism? Whoda thunk it?
Sure, don’t hold back and act like as much of an asshole as you can. That’ll help the sport. People like to watch that.
“That’s something I quietly made go away—no paparazzi or tabloid stuff,” she told VH1 in 2008. “I took care of that. I didn’t want people to feel sorry for me or to count me out.”
She might not know what an airplane is and, perhaps, was on a bus.
Hey, glad they won! I’m not opposed to running up the score because goal differential is the first tie breaker and if they let up at 6-0, there’s no reason to think Sweden wouldn’t try and win 7-0.
I like this story because in a way it’s uniquely American. It’s about sporting excellence, pride in your accomplishments and not even pretending to understand the concept of moderation.