The FA tackles ‘old-fashioned stereotypes’ around who can play football
Leonie RoderickThe Football Association has announced a new brand purpose ‘For All’, alongside a campaign highlighting the FA’s work with women and people with disabilities.
The Football Association has announced a new brand purpose ‘For All’, alongside a campaign highlighting the FA’s work with women and people with disabilities.
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