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🏳️‍🌈🇦🇷 29 🏡 cleveland

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goodnight to cp and cp only 💛

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me when there's a taller person nearby

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why do i always randomly find them at basketball games

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I’ve literally never seen jasmyne spencer play good

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there’s nothing uglier than san diego’s shorts

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Am I the only one worried that JJ’s contract will be up by the time CP can play a full game?

CP will come back later this season so I wouldn't worry too much. and JJ will probably renew for another year

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#nwsltocolumbus so I only have to drive ten minutes to the crew stadium to watch a game. Cinci is too close to LV (market wise). Cleveland would be my second, it’s such an easy drive. One of the three cities will for sure have a team in four years.

I heard that cleveland will get mls/mls next clubs soon and that once that's in place, the nwsl bid will follow. but I doubt this last part, the bid could still come without the mls thingy I think

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Watching JJ makes me miss CP could you imagine them together again?

CP can have both my legs if that means I'll see her play with a real midfielder soon 🥲

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let me start the campaign early... #nwsltocleveland 

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You’re not going to blindly follow the yellow flops again? Led by ARod lol?

nah the organization was fucked up and disappointed me too much to go back to that. but I genuinely wish arod all the best. she's iconic.

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waiting for cp to come back from war so I can reclaim a nwsl team

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can rory now be excluded from sports in general please and thank you

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Individual Sanctions

Level One: Permanent Exclusion from NWSL

Paul Riley

​​​​​​Christy Holly

Rory Dames

Richie Burke  

Level Two: Suspension and Future Employment in the NWSL is Conditional

Craig Harrington: Craig Harrington is ineligible to work in the NWSL in any capacity for two (2) years (i.e., until at least January 9, 2025) and to qualify for future employment he must meet the requirements set forth below.

Alyse LaHue: Alyse LaHue is ineligible to work in the NWSL in any capacity for two (2) years (i.e., until at least January 9, 2025) and to qualify for future employment she must meet the requirements set forth below.  

Future employment within the league will be conditioned on the following factors being established to the satisfaction of the Commissioner in her complete discretion: acknowledging wrongdoing and accepting personal responsibility for inappropriate conduct, participating in training, and demonstrating a sincere commitment to correcting behavior.

Level Three: Future Employment in the NWSL is Conditional

Farid Benstiti

James Clarkson

Vera Pauw

Amanda Cromwell (previously communicated October 10, 2022)

Sam Greene (previously communicated October 10, 2022)

Aline Reis (previously communicated October 10, 2022)

[rookieforlife]

thinking about the "journos" came for grant bc he wrote an article about cp's mom. you know that article where he interviewed HER DAD. how often do they write articles with interviews they did (not just mixed zone quotes)? don't mean to stir up that drama again, but it bothers me to no end they tried to call out someone for poor journalism practices. they would've all ran that interview if they had the chance. except players don't trust them enough to give them those interviews or that chance

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remember this? hope we don’t have to read many hypocrites today

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You absolutely nailed it. Grant risked it all to be true to himself and it may have ended in his death. He’ll be remembered as someone who truly loved Women’s soccer and supported it wholeheartedly. He’ll be greatly missed.

this is a huge loss and an extremely sad day, you can see how appreciated and how authentic he was by the messages you read on social media from the people who knew him

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let me say something about grant and women’s sports that I don’t think many people know. he traveled to spain earlier this year to interview barca’s women’s team. he got long and very productive quotes from the team’s best players. he could’ve stopped there, he already had the story. but no, he stayed, he interviewed pretty much every single player there. and then he transcribed/asked the for translation of every single interview, even though he already knew he wasn’t gonna use some parts.

wanna know why? because he said they took the time to talk to him even if they didn’t have to, so the least he could do was to return the favor and go through every single thing they said. that’s respect. both to the women he interviewed and the profession.

in a world of glorified bloggers and people who rush to post breaking news on social media, he took the time to write actual stories with real sources. he took the time and actually invested in women’s football. he focused on everything and everyone, not just the stars. he treated everyone with the respect they so rightfully deserved.

today truly is a heartbreaking day

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btw he could’ve traveled to qatar and post regular stuff like every other person is posting, things like “can’t believe I’m here covering a(nother) world cup, yay” but no, he willingly risked his life by wearing a rainbow shirt and by reporting all the human rights violations around the tournament, while being in qatar. he knew the risks, he thought it was more important to be true to himself and to his job. it takes some balls to do that.