Tag Archives: women’s soccer

A conversation with Tom Sermanni about New Zealand, Australia, the USWNT and its culture, and women’s football

August 12, 2020 · by · in Coaches, Women · Leave a comment

Tom Sermanni, head coach of New Zealand’s national women’s team, is perfectly positioned to talk about the current state of women’s football (or soccer, if you need) around the world.

Canada Soccer, Vancouver Whitecaps, and a sexual abuse story that won’t be ignored (despite some ‘best’ efforts)

April 19, 2020 · by · in Canada, Coaches, CONCACAF, Gender, Players, Women · Leave a comment

A blog post by former Ireland international and Vancouver Whitecaps player Ciara McCormack 12 months ago shined a light on how Canada Soccer and Major League Soccer club Vancouver Whitecaps failed to adequately address decade-long allegations.

Why Mahfuza Akhter Kiron was elected to the FIFA Council over Moya Dodd explained in 16 Tweets

May 14, 2017 · by · in Asia, Australia, Back Stories, FIFA, Gender, Politics, Uncategorized, Women · Leave a comment

Some ideas on why an unknown Bangladeshi official who didn’t know which team won the last women’s World Cup was elected to the FIFA Council ahead of “favorite” Moya Dodd.