Source Feed: The Globe and Mail
Author: Greg Mercer, Nancy Macdonald, Simon Houpt
Publication Date: November 12, 2024 - 16:55
Canada Soccer seeking to discipline John Herdman; Bev Priestman is out after drone spying investigation
November 12, 2024
Canada Soccer is seeking disciplinary action against former men’s head coach John Herdman, and says former women’s head coach Bev Priestman as well as two other staff will no longer be working for the organization, after an independent investigation into illegal drone use at the Paris Olympics.The national soccer federation is also taking steps it says will deter spying in the future – including contractually mandating staff to report unethical behaviour, imposing ethics training for coaches and staff, and creating an independent audit and compliance committee to improve oversight.
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Had to happen.