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Emma Hayes hits out at patronising calls for her to move into men's game

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Emma Hayes has spoken out on the ‘patronising’ calls for her to take over a men’s team after a golden start to life in the US. The former Chelsea manager, who won 15 trophies during her 12-year tenure in London, took up a role managing the USA’s women’s national football team at the end of last season, winning Olympic gold just three months into the new job. Hayes says that the calls for her to move into the men’s game are patronisingGetty In 2…
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