Megan Rapinoe and her teammates are 'exhausted' after the release of the Sally Yates report into emotional and sexual abuse in the NWSL.
Rapinoe, an NWSL player for Seattle's OL Reign and a noted activist for the women's game, called out Portland Thorns owner Merritt Paulson and Chicago Red Stars ...
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According to the damning report issued Monday by former U.S. Attorney Sally Yates, Red Stars owner Arnim Whisler and Thorns owner Merritt Paulson were both told ...
US soccer has been marred by reports of verbal, emotional, and sexual abuse of players on the women's national team.
Worldwide, we need to be doing better.” Rapinoe said “it means everything” to have their words of encouragement. England player Beth Mead said she was “sickened” to hear about the situation. The fact that it took so long for anything to come out or be done about this ongoing abuse is a testament to the reasons so many women do not speak up at all. One of the most regrettable parts of this story is that no one seems to be surprised. “From the entire landscape of women’s sports, nobody ever wants to see anything like this,” said Rapinoe.
LONDON - US star Megan Rapinoe has urged football authorities to use the "horrifying" revelations of systemic sexual abuse and misconduct in the American ...
"I don't think that Merritt Paulson's fit to be the owner of that team. "When I found out, I was sickened by the situation," she said. From Fifa's standpoint, as stewards of the game, they have a responsibility to do everything in their power to make sure players feel safe." "We've had to shoulder a lot, whether it was the lawsuit, equal pay or kneeling. Hopefully this can be a moment in time to make sure this kind of thing never happens again." "Even when you know some of the information, to have it spelt out plainly like that is horrible.
MEGAN RAPINOE praised England's stars for supporting players battling against “systemic abuse” in the US women's top tier.This evening the midfi.
"This is a special moment for us to all come together and celebrate women's football for all of the good that it is." "The players have pushed it to this point where it's a sell-out crowd at Wembley with another team fighting for respect and fighting for the right treatment. "To have this happen in our country, in our league, and to be able to bring that here in a very special moment for England, to have them acknowledge, what we're going through - it means everything.” "It has been very difficult for the players most affected, the names that we know and probably a lot of the names that we don't know. The California-born player added: "We're really excited to play and that's a nice distraction. [Lionesses’ duel with her team](https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/20031735/beth-mead-lionesses-usa-wembley/) will be a "nice distraction" following the release of a report on abusive behaviour in the National Women's Soccer League.
F Megan Rapinoe. on Thursday “called for ownership changes for the Portland Thorns FC. and the Chicago Red Stars. ” following the release of the Yates Report, according to Jayda Evans of the SEATTLE TIMES. Speaking ahead of the USWNT's match in London ...
According to Rapinoe, the “next step is action and accountability.” The report’s recommendations “could be a place to start” ( We never wish we had to file a lawsuit or do any of the things that we’ve had to do, that we’ve spoken about, but that’s just not the reality. I don’t think that [Thorns owner] Merritt Paulson is fit to be the owner of that team.