The article mentions comparisons to the overarching policies the NFL and MLB have that allow the bodies to investigate regardless of whether the case has gone through the justice system. Is there something in UK law that would prevent the FA/PL from putting something like that into place? While I’m in no ways claiming that those policies are anywhere close to the effectiveness needed (look at the Texans and Deshaun Watson), it’s kind of crazy that a woman tried to report an assault to the FA and they sent her their guidelines…which apply to coaching minors, not reporting sexual violence.

Ooh that’s a hamstring

don’t think they’re expecting a big turnout for these friendlies, it’s just for the MLS players off-season, plus another camp for the U-23s before the Olympics.

Free Camarda

Wow that’s a big choke from Beltran

Possibly dumb question but what’s with the red marks on some of the players’ cheeks? Saw it on one player for each side (Pulisic and Bonaventura I think) and a ref?

Wow. Not sure if that’s everything nyrb need to address as I haven’t watched them much but that could be huge

Looking forward to seeing Paredes. No pulisic/weah should mean he gets a good opportunity to show what he can do.

Can you really fault Barcelona when they are playing against the protagonist?

Trying to remember the last time I saw an indirect free kick inside the box goal at a professional level lmao