Women's National Teams
Discussion about the Canadian Women's National Teams and Players, USL W-League, CIS, CCAA, provincial leagues, etc.
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By Ozzie_the_parrot · Posted
They probably feel blindsided given this was also in the press release: https://canada-soccer-pressroom.prezly.com/canada-soccer-announces-jesse-marsch-as-mens-national-team-head-coach ...Former Canadian internationals Tosaint Ricketts, Atiba Hutchinson, and Rob Friend – who also represented the Canadian Premier League during the interview process – participated in candidate interviews that ultimately resulted in the hiring of Marsch. Additional consultation during the search was provided by numerous stakeholders with ties to CANMNT, including Josh Simpson, Valerio Gazzola, Tony Fonseca, and Julian de Guzman... What happened this week represents a sea change from how the CSA board has viewed and dealt with MLS over the past 15 years since around the time of the moratarium. It was particularly noteworthy that the Ontario representative who was voted in at the AGM was from MLSE. -
By Unnamed Trialist · Posted
COPE, Ser, and of course Radio Marca are massive media outlets producing sports talk and live broadcasts, in Catalonia we have national sports radio too. Romano wouldn't follow them but all three have millions of listeners. Because media laws allow any channel to do sports live under right of information, you can get 6-7 calling a game live from any stadium. No exclusive radio rights for sports in Spain. Then they do long talk shows, breaking for local affiliates. COPE literally leveraged the origins of professional futsal in Spain because their most famous journalist José María García was interested in it. COPE is a bit less reliable because they are not as rigorous as the others and tend to be more willing to play to a lower common denominator. That goes for their political reporting too, they are hard core right wing, as is the Spanish Catholic church that runs it (with exceptions, but they dislike current Pope) and dogmatic to the hilt. -
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