Oh Captain, My Captain

With just a few days until Christmas, the Beyond 90 podcast team discuss the week in football. Sadly COVID is still impacting the world, and while we see football sometimes as a relief from the challenges, for the players it must be remembered that they're away from family, friends and in somewhat difficult circumstances.  History: Cheryl Salisbury, Matildas Cap 75Salisbury debuted for the Matildas in 1994 and was capped 151 times. She captained the team for seven years, scoring 38 goals (as a defender) before retiring in 2009.Hot TopicsNews2021 FIFA FIFPRO Women’s World 11One month until the Asian CupSilver Lake investment in APL (33% $140m)Dub Round 3Results and signings: Season 14 squad page - Dylan Holmes to Adelaide, Roar sign youngsters Heidi Dennis and Isabella Shuttleworth, Victory sign Francesca Iermano as an injury replacementAround the WorldUWCL: Group stage - Matchday 6UKConti CupFAWSLEuropeNetherlands - EredivisiePSV Eindhoven (Amy Harrison) 2-1 ADO Den HaagNordicSweden(1) Perra Widén on Twitter: "A new agreement has been signed between the national teams for both men and women. This is the first time that a joint agreement has been negotiated. Equal compensation and also specific provisions linked to both insurance for injuries and support of parenthood.👫🎅 https://t.co/BkO5XvKScq" / TwitterDenmarkthe Championship group (comprising just 4 teams) commences 26/3/22.the Relegation group commences the day after, with 6 teams (including AGF) all starting on zero points. Capital Football (Canberra)Capital Football closes a $22 referee pay gap in Canberra's NPL and NPLW. Queens / Kings of the WeekRecommended viewing: 'We Were True Pioneers' - How Bayern Munich Changed Women's Football In Germany #WeAllRise - YouTube See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.