Reposted by Jamie Bartlett
As the spotlight of the World Cup passed briefly over Spokane — with crowds gathering at watch parties and the Egyptian team training for the World Cup at GU’s Luger Field — the lights had already gone out on the city’s own professional women’s soccer team.
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Former Spokane Zephyr players say club ‘cut corners,’ undercounted hours
As women's soccer pay disputes have become rallying points, these athletes can’t even file for unemployment benefits.
