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What presenter Anita Nneka Jones wants everyone to know about endometriosis

What presenter Anita Nneka Jones wants everyone to know about endometriosis
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FPL is a great way to bring more women into football

FPL is a great way to bring more women into football 8 Mar 2021 CC Five female broadcasters and experts share their passion for the game and how it inspires women to get involved Related Articles Fantasy Premier League is more popular than ever, with over eight million managers playing worldwide, helped by a growth in female participants that is greater than that of men. FPL is a great way to bring more girls into actually liking football but also playing the game as well, Breach says. So, hopefully that will only continue to grow. There are now more than 355,000 women with FPL teams so far in 2020/21, well over double the 165,000 female participants in the game back in 2015/16.

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Football Black List 2020 celebrates black contribution to the game

Football Black List 2020 celebrates black contribution to the game 22 Dec 2020 Now Playing Event at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium last week recognised role models from black community in all areas of football Related Articles The achievements of black people from across the game, including in different areas of Premier League clubs, were celebrated in the fifth edition of the annual Football Black List event that was held at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium last week. The event, supported once more by the Premier League, recognises the contribution made by role models from the black community working throughout the game. This includes players such as Manchester United s Marcus Rashford, Crystal Palace s Wilfried Zaha and Aston Villa s Tyrone Mings but also people behind the scenes at Premier League clubs, such as Marie Gabriel CBE, chair of the West Ham United Foundation, West Ham’s commercial director Nathan Thompson and Tony Whelan, the assistant academy

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