this is an overarching problem across men's sports, and has real societal impacts. binaries are all that are allowed in mainstream discussion, so scandal and even criminal behaviors are whittled down into narratives of overcoming, no matter how heinous the details or thorough the evidence.
Premier League commentators talking about Man City as if it’s a player accused or sexual assault: with way too many euphemisms and sympathy.
October 11, 2026 at 5:51 PM
this is an overarching problem across men's sports, and has real societal impacts. binaries are all that are allowed in mainstream discussion, so scandal and even criminal behaviors are whittled down into narratives of overcoming, no matter how heinous the details or thorough the evidence.
Appreciate Rebecca chiming in with the broader context on the heels of the announcers being like “nothing fraudulent about the play on the field today”… as if this current squad exists in a historical vacuum?
October 11, 2026 at 5:29 PM
Appreciate Rebecca chiming in with the broader context on the heels of the announcers being like “nothing fraudulent about the play on the field today”… as if this current squad exists in a historical vacuum?
it's very funny (read: stupid) to frame manchester city dismantling a rival as defiance or overcoming adversity when their ability to win a lot with squads that were constructed illegally is kinda the whole point of the scandal
October 11, 2026 at 5:25 PM
it's very funny (read: stupid) to frame manchester city dismantling a rival as defiance or overcoming adversity when their ability to win a lot with squads that were constructed illegally is kinda the whole point of the scandal
if alyssa thompson ever beats her defender and cuts across the box without taking a shot again i need the game to stop so she can facetime christen press on live television
October 10, 2026 at 7:57 PM
if alyssa thompson ever beats her defender and cuts across the box without taking a shot again i need the game to stop so she can facetime christen press on live television