FA cannot champion gay rights one week and back a Saudi World Cup the next
For a single illustration of Saudi Arabia’s stance on gay rights, you would struggle to surpass the moment when officials from the kingdom’s commerce ministry descended on Riyadh shops to seize rainbow-coloured toys and children’s clothing.
The Football Association is facing legal action over its Rainbow Laces campaign with claims the annual show of support for ...
The Football Association has lost an appeal against an independent regulatory commission decision regarding breaches made by ...
Josh Cavallo became the first-ever top-flight gay footballer in 2021 and previously told Mirror Football he would fear for ...
The Football Association should use its influence over the sport’s laws to protect the rainbow symbol in time for the 2034 ...
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An independent Appeal Board has dismissed an appeal from The Football Association [The FA] about particular decisions of an ...
Manchester United put out a statement explaining why they had not put tickets on sale for their FA Cup clash at Arsenal ...
WHAT DID FERDINAND SAY? Following the announcement, Ferdinand took to social media to applaud Saudi Arabia for their ...
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