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The First Official Supporters Association for Boston Legacy FC.
Currently having an OK time.
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Boston ISA @bostonisa.bsky.social · Jan 5
Up the Swans! www.bostonisa.com/join
Join the ISA, 2026 memberships are now open! Link in bio
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zakiya bywaters publicly exposed rory dames’ abuse of players in 2016, six years before the yates report. six. years. think of how much suffering players could’ve been spared if the league had simply listened to and believed her.
nwslsoccer.com NWSL @nwslsoccer.com · 5d
Honoring the legacy that shaped the league.

Five of the NWSL’s 12 No. 1 overall draft picks were Black — starting with Zakiya Bywaters, the league’s first-ever No. 1 pick in 2013.
February 3, 2026 at 7:44 PM
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lesleyryder.bsky.social
Imagine boldly declaring you have no idea who Sam Coffey is while you write about women’s soccer.
January 29, 2026 at 6:54 PM
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tayvincent6.bsky.social
NWSL fans waiting to schedule their summer trips
a pink starfish with a face and the words `` today 's the daaaay '' written on it .
ALT: a pink starfish with a face and the words `` today 's the daaaay '' written on it .
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January 15, 2026 at 3:41 PM
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Updated BLFC roster: docs.google.com/spreadsheets...

Nichelle Prince's contract will be announced at a later date
BLFC Roster
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January 14, 2026 at 3:09 PM
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rachaelt.bsky.social
🎶 do you want to take a surveyyyyyy 🎶
NWSL Supporter 2026 Preseason Feedback
A supporter created survey intended to provide the league with unsolicited feedback about the perceived health of the league.
docs.google.com
January 11, 2026 at 10:40 PM
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kcbluecrew.com
Please donate to this vetted GFM to support Renee's wife and child. Not only will they have to worry about funeral expenses, but as the most powerful people in the country lie about her murder, her family will also probably face some legal costs.

gofund.me/4ec072e6a
January 8, 2026 at 2:15 PM
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bteampodcast.bsky.social
We're back! In today's episode, we take a deep dive into Boston Legacy FC and the moves they've made so far. We discuss everything from front office hires to roster construction.

Listen: open.spotify.com/episode/446b...
Deep Dive into Boston Legacy FC
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January 4, 2026 at 10:41 PM
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bostonlegacyfc.com
From Brazil to Boston 🇧🇷

Welcome to the Legacy, Kaká 🦢

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Do Brasil para Boston 🇧🇷

Bem-vinda ao Legacy, Kaká 🦢
January 6, 2026 at 3:00 PM
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Here's our lovely first scarf!
January 5, 2026 at 5:12 PM
bostonisa.bsky.social
Up the Swans! www.bostonisa.com/join
Join the ISA, 2026 memberships are now open! Link in bio
January 5, 2026 at 5:10 PM
bostonisa.bsky.social
2025 was a wild ride. Thank you, @bostonlegacyfc.com for bringing this dream back to Boston.

2026 Starts January 5! 🎉 🍾
December 31, 2025 at 6:23 PM
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We stand with the NWSLPA.
We stand with the NWSLPA in its opposition to the High Impact Player (HIP) rule and urge the NWSL to negotiate with the Players Union as required by the collective bargaining agreement.  The criteria for HIP status put forth by the league are arbitrary and unjust, largely leaving the earning potential of NWSL players in the hands of media members. Moreover, the HIP rule creates two tiers of players, will impact USWNT player development, and does not account for international player success.  We condemn the NWSL’s persistent attempts to interfere with fair pay, and we call on all fans to show the league that we stand with the players:  • Block the NWSL on all social media platforms • Boycott of merchandise from the NWSL shop • Email your team and the league that you are opposed to the HIP rule and the league’s refusal to bargain with the NWSLPA
December 24, 2025 at 7:04 PM
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roseroomco.bsky.social
#PayTrinityPayEveryone
Rose Room Collective applauds Michele Kang, The Washington Spirit, and Trinity Rodman on working and coming together to find a fair contract that is compliant within the leagues current CBA. Furthermore, we support the NWSLPA in their mission to stop the NWSL and Commissioner Berman's labor suppressive intervention and hinderance of Trinity Rodman's free agency rights and access to a contract that compensates her adequately. RRC calls on supporters groups and fans throughout the league to stand up for players rights. The best players deserve to be able to play here in the NWSL and be fairly compensated for their talent, expertise, and dedication to the game, without a second thought. The NWSL is supposed to be the standard-bearer for women's soccer and sport in the world and it's time for the conversation around fair pay to reflect that. Women's sports have evolved and so must the NWSL evolve too or fall further behind to irrelevancy. Our support is not a charity. #PayTrinityPayEveryone #NotTheAmateurWomensSoccerLeague
December 19, 2025 at 10:32 PM
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The Spirit Squadron’s statement on the ongoing negotiations regarding Trinity Rodman’s contract and the salary cap.
We are disappointed by the NWSL’s decision to veto the contract between Washington Spirit and Trinity Rodman, and we stand with the NWSLPA in opposition to the “HIP” rule. Such a rule will create two tiers of players: those who are considered “high impact” and those who are not, based on nebulous criteria. It will also allow the league to continue to interfere in negotiations between the players and the teams. Instead, we urge the league to adopt the NWSLPA’s proposal to raise the salary cap. Commissioner Berman has stated the league will “fight for” Trinity, but its actions demonstrate otherwise. The league’s actions so far undermine free agency, and they will suppress wages and harm the league’s growth. This is greater than one player and one team. Current and former NWSL players fought for years for adequate pay and the right to decide where they play. We will not go back.
December 19, 2025 at 10:27 PM
bostonisa.bsky.social
2026 Memberships, now loading.
“2026 Starts January 5th”
November 23, 2025 at 2:04 PM
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NWSLPA Issues Statement Condemning Attacks on Players:
November 4, 2025 at 11:00 PM
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cloud9goth.bsky.social
Despite what anyone may write in the New York Post, trans people belong everywhere, including the NWSL.
cloud9goth.bsky.social Cloud 9 | Gotham FC Supporters @cloud9goth.bsky.social · May 2
Today, and every day, we stand with supporters groups across the NWSL to say - loud and clear: Trans People Belong.

In the stands, on the pitch, in our communities - everywhere.

Everyone deserves to feel safe, respected, and celebrated.
No exceptions.

#TransPeopleBelong
As NWSL supporters associations representing thousands of fans across the country, we invite the NWSL and its fans to join us in taking a vocal and visible stand in support of the transgender community and against all gender-based harassment. Women’s soccer exists because society refused to accept exclusion. Our game was built through generations of struggle—for gender equity, LGBTQ+ rights, and racial justice. Efforts to exclude trans athletes are fueled by the same forces of misogyny and bigotry that have long tried to dictate who belongs. These efforts undermine the spirit of women’s sports and harm all athletes by reinforcing narrow, discriminatory ideas about gender. From the field to the stands, the LGBTQ+ community has always been a vital and visible part of the NWSL, and for many of us, women's sport is a safe haven—a place where we have found community and belonging while being our full selves. Come to an NWSL game, and you will see not just athleticism and competition, but joy and togetherness. Our league, where queer and trans kids can see themselves reflected on the field and in the stands, is proof that welcoming everyone makes us all safer. Now, as the trans community faces escalating attacks driven by harmful legislation and damaging public rhetoric, we must continue that fight by standing firmly and vocally, together, for inclusion in sports. It is on all of us to ensure that every match, every event, and every space under the league’s banner remains safe, inclusive, and free from hate—for everyone. Silence is not neutrality. Speaking out matters. Showing your support for trans athletes, and trans people, matters. Let’s work together to ensure women’s soccer continues to be a space of inclusion, safety, and joy for all.
October 27, 2025 at 4:43 PM
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chicagolocal134.com
In response to Elizabeth Eddy's essay in the New York Post, it's a good time to remind y'all that Chicago stands firmly in the belief that Trans People Belong. We will not stand for bigotry or transphobia. We love and support our trans family always. ❤️🏳️‍⚧️
chicagolocal134.com Chicago Local 134 @chicagolocal134.com · May 2
Today, and every day, we stand with supporters groups across the NWSL to say - loud and clear: Trans People Belong.

In the stands, on the pitch, in our communities - everywhere.

Everyone deserves to feel safe, respected and celebrated. No exceptions. 🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍⚧️

#TransPeopleBelong

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October 27, 2025 at 3:55 PM
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🏳️‍⚧️ Today, and every day, we stand with supporters groups across the NWSL to say - loud and clear: Trans People Belong.

In the stands, on the pitch, in our communities - everywhere.

Everyone deserves to feel safe, respected, and celebrated.
No exceptions. 💚🖤

#TransPeopleBelong
As NWSL supporters associations representing thousands of fans across the country, we invite the NWSL and its fans to join us in taking a vocal and visible stand in support of the transgender community and against all gender-based harassment. Women’s soccer exists because society refused to accept exclusion. Our game was built through generations of struggle—for gender equity, LGBTQ+ rights, and racial justice. Efforts to exclude trans athletes are fueled by the same forces of misogyny and bigotry that have long tried to dictate who belongs. These efforts undermine the spirit of women’s sports and harm all athletes by reinforcing narrow, discriminatory ideas about gender. From the field to the stands, the LGBTQ+ community has always been a vital and visible part of the NWSL, and for many of us, women's sport is a safe haven—a place where we have found community and belonging while being our full selves. Come to an NWSL game, and you will see not just athleticism and competition, but joy and togetherness. Our league, where queer and trans kids can see themselves reflected on the field and in the stands, is proof that welcoming everyone makes us all safer. Now, as the trans community faces escalating attacks driven by harmful legislation and damaging public rhetoric, we must continue that fight by standing firmly and vocally, together, for inclusion in sports. It is on all of us to ensure that every match, every event, and every space under the league’s banner remains safe, inclusive, and free from hate—for everyone. Silence is not neutrality. Speaking out matters. Showing your support for trans athletes, and trans people, matters. Let’s work together to ensure women’s soccer continues to be a space of inclusion, safety, and joy for all.
May 2, 2025 at 4:21 PM
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likethe309.bsky.social
They want all the African players out of the league because they're racist. And when that's done, they'll go after the rest of the Black players. Because they're all fucking racist.
October 27, 2025 at 2:48 PM
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roey.bsky.social
Eddy has a new teammate who is Black and from Zambia, who is open about being intersex (assigned female at birth/not trans) and people thinking she's male because of what she wears.

Between that and them sharing the bench/competing for minutes, hard not to see this as a very mean personal attack.
kabest.bsky.social Katelyn Best @kabest.bsky.social · Oct 27
Deeply disappointed in Liz Eddy here, who I've always liked and respected. A reminder that we have a lot of work to do when it comes to educating the public about why trans inclusion isn't just morally correct, but competitively sound share.google/Gjf9a1Sl01eL...
National Women’s Soccer League must adopt gender standards to keep growing
Recent controversies across women’s sports — from swimming to track and field — have highlighted professional soccer lacks clear eligibility policies, unlike a growing number of other competitions.…
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October 27, 2025 at 3:48 PM
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lesleyryder.bsky.social
Earlier this season, a report from The Guardian found that the NWSL quietly dropped their Trans inclusion policy during the transition to Berman’s leadership.

Eddy is the first player to go public in favor of the league “adopting gender standards.”

nypost.com/2025/10/27/o...
National Women’s Soccer League must adopt gender standards to keep growing
Recent controversies across women’s sports — from swimming to track and field — have highlighted professional soccer lacks clear eligibility policies, unlike a growing number of other competitions.…
nypost.com
October 27, 2025 at 2:52 PM
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New England loves women's soccer 😍
October 26, 2025 at 8:44 PM
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Okay, so @bostonisa.bsky.social I expect a revamp of this song for the first @bostonlegacyfc.com home match.
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October 14, 2025 at 5:06 PM