a corner to make it three one his third goal since their winter break their hearts most expensive transfer ever owes on capa failing to keep him contained. shortly before the end robert leaven drops we sealed the deal. on the final score and continue to keep pace with your hands in the title race. and there you have it by and have the when they needed to keep the pressure on dortmund leadin do you think the players will feel confident in this chase i really think they still believe they can win the league but it looks like they don t have to confidence like they have like a couple of years ago. at this typical b.s. on mia and i think i lost it a little bit them winning mentality they don t look us try a strong and him auster used to be and you do what you think they need to do to find that mentality again what s what s what is missing it is
could still disqualify river because of their fans and takes for now though they re taking that trophy home with a game in madrid having given the capa more global publicity than anyone could ever have imagined. to the win the seguin and glen back need is a victory on sunday to defend their second place in the table and they managed it in convincing style lackluster defending on the pontiff visiting strict god made the difference that bus home crowd haven t seen their team lose all season and the foes had reason to feel confident against stuttgart who had managed just eleven points from thirteen games. the hosts would have had to lead after half an hour when michelle lang mopped up some pinball in the penalty area but for an unwelcome intervention from an offside alison the player that caused the goal to be disallowed. lasted until late in the second half when some standoffish took caught defending left rafael free to turn in florian moyes houses
last season he would go on to spend the last half of his season year fighting for that cause. in january, he led a group of players who submitted to the national labor relations board signed union cards and a petition to be represented by a labor union. the questions over whether student athletes were being mistreated or even exploited particularly in big money sports like football and basketball was no longer something being discussed in the zeitgeist, it was very real action. one week ago today, the work of the players association bore fruit when the chicago branch of the nlrb ruled that the scholarship athletes on northwestern s football team qualify not to get paid but for employee protection and the ability to hold a vote on whether to be represented by capa. the university began to push back almost immediately.
successful in joining a union and forming it by law the employer has to sit down and negotiate and say, you know, you have a seat at the table, this is a partnership, and let s discuss your future. at the end of the day, their future is the most important thing to them and their physical, financial, and academic well-being is a big part of that. 17,000 athletes across america division i are a member of capa. kain, a lot of people are saying this is all about the money. what s your response to that? you know, if you go on our webpage or if you ve heard us talk before, not once have we said that our objective was pay for play or to fill the players wallets. as we said numerous times, this is all about getting players a voice. and right now, you know, even if we, you know, are successful in winning the appeal, we still have to operate under the ncaa s, you know, rules. we can t negotiate for anything outside of that. so, you know, right now it s all about, you know, insuring that the
quarterback who led his team in voicing their concerns. also with us tonight the president of the college athletes players association known as capa. thanks for joining us. kain, what are the concerns of the players and why did you decide to do this? the number-one concern for us is that we don t have a voice and we don t have a seat at the table right now. you know, all these rules and regulations are formed by the ncaa and these conferences and we have no input in that. nobody comes and asks the players how do you feel about this, how do you feel you should fit into the equation? and yesterday s decision was a huge step in the path for players to have that voice and to have that seat at the table. ramow, you have been working on this since 1997. what are you trying to accomplish for the players? what has to be done? i think exactly what kain said. they need a say when it comes to issues when it comes to their