What Sheargold’s axing really says about Aussies
Marty Sheargold’s unfunny drivel about the Matildas has earned him the axe – this is what that actually means for discussion around women’s sport, writes Emily Olle.
Marty Sheargold’s unfunny drivel about the Matildas has earned him the axe – this is what that actually means for discussion around women’s sport, writes Emily Olle.
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