I kind of made the decision that I really didn't want to play Division I football, so I looked into lacrosse schools and looked at some other schools for just football. And then the Ivy League presented itself as an option where I could do both.

I set out to prove that I can play in this league. It's kind of me trying to prove it to myself. I'm not trying to prove any doubters wrong or anything like that. I just really want to play in this league and I really want to contribute and it's something that I'm going to pour everything I have into.

He's decided to concentrate on his club football. I'm pleased with the decision.

This (decision) sends entirely the wrong message. English football have lost the message that a footballer is an employee, it is more like the master and servant of centuries ago,

The decision is not being made based on money. We are making the decision based on the football team's best interest.

It makes no sense. Why is it that the No. 1 position of leadership and decision-making on a football team can be occupied by a person of color but the person on the sideline can't?