It is football’s equivalent of the Olympic torch and will arrive in New Zealand ahead of the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup. Organisers urge the New Zealand football community to embrace it. Project manager Andrew Aris, a Kiwi, keeps Friends … Read More
Here’s another update as The Ball continues its 18,300km journey from London to Auckland, using football to mobilise climate action and gender equality. It is the football equivalent of the Olympic torch and will arrive in New Zealand ahead of … Read More
This is the second diary update as The Ball continues its 18,300km journey from London to Auckland, using football to mobilise climate action and gender equality. It is the football equivalent of the Olympic torch and will arrive in New … Read More
The Ball has started its 18,300km journey from London to Auckland, using football to mobilise climate action and gender equality. It is the football equivalent of the Olympic torch and will arrive in New Zealand ahead of the 2023 FIFA … Read More
Football Fern Katie Rood has launched The Ball project, by kicking it off in London’s Battersea Park, the home of the first official game of football ever played. Rood led a group of enthusiastic supporters across the park as she … Read More
Two New Zealanders will play a part in launching a high-profile project that aims to use football to help mobilise climate activism across the planet. The Ball is the name given for the year-long project that is football’s equivalent of … Read More
A former New Zealand U-20 international is leading an ambitious global project that uses football to change the way people view the world. Andrew Aris, based in Germany, is the founder of an international non-profit organisation called Spirit of Football … Read More