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this is the story. but at the same time, i would argue it is actually really important to highlight this and the fact that it has happened and the fact that it has happened and it is getting so much press attention is really important because success does not mean a healthy environment and i think we have seen pretournament15 of the players writing to the president to say that they were unhappy about their mental and physical health and how they were being looked after. it suggested very much so that the spanish women s team were not happy and this hasjust spanish women s team were not happy and this has just exacerbated that and this has just exacerbated that and bringing it to the fore. it is bringing a very important conversation into people s living rooms because we know certainly at women in football that discrimination because of gender is a massive thing and it affects 82% of our members that reported in a recent survey. we also know that 18% of people that responded in that sur
said about the incident saying it was consensual. it was an emotion in the heat of the moment. it is not ok. that kind of attention for female players, physical or otherwise, is not ok. and there needs to be. i was really glad to see one of the male spanish players come out and say that they wouldn t play. it is important that men in the industry step up in this instance. we only saw this week with the fifa president saying the doors are open, tell us men what we do need to do and what we don t need to do and that was received with mixed feelings but ultimately women in football are speaking and we are speaking very loudly and it seems like the spanish federation is absolutely ignoring that i m uploading something that in any of the workplace would be wholly unacceptable. the workplace would be wholly unacceptable. the workplace would be wholly unaccetable. ., l, l, unacceptable. yvonne harrison from women in football, unacceptable. yvonne harrison from women in football, thank una
didn t like it. what did you think when you saw didn t like it. what did you think when you saw the didn t like it. what did you think when you saw the pictures - didn t like it. what did you think when you saw the pictures from | didn t like it. what did you think - when you saw the pictures from this extraordinary meeting this afternoon, this morning, where the audience were applauding luis rubiales when he was repeatedly saying he will not resign. people in that audience, including the women pass spanish coach. pass spanish coach. yeah, really interesting- pass spanish coach. yeah, really interesting. i pass spanish coach. yeah, really interesting. i mean, pass spanish coach. yeah, really interesting. i mean, when - pass spanish coach. yeah, really interesting. i mean, when you i pass spanish coach. yeah, really i interesting. i mean, when you look at that there were a number of women in the front row, weren t there? and i wonder if they normally would be is a question. sec
the biggest moment in women s football to act in this way, which was unsolicited, it was not invited attention, and the player herself has said that she didn t like it. what did you think when you saw the pictures from this extraordinary meeting this afternoon, this morning, where the audience were applauding luis rubiales when he was repeatedly saying, i will not resign ? people in that audience including the women s spanish coach. yeah, really interesting. i mean, when you look at that, there were a number of women in the front row, weren t there? and i wonder if they normally would be, is a question. secondly, not all of those women were applauding. some sat defiantly with their hands on their knees. i struggle to see, and maybe this is endemic of the culture of spanish football, how people can applaud somebody so defiantly saying that they are not going to resign. do the right thing. at the end of the day, there are big egos at play here, like there is in football across the board