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BOS Nation apologizes for 'too many balls' campaign introducing new NWSL team
The NWSL's newest expansion team in Boston has issued an apology after its social media video launching the team's name and brand "missed the mark."
BOS Nation FC’s ‘Too Many Balls’ campaign leads to apology from club: ‘Missed the mark’
BOS Nation Football Club’s “Too Many Balls” campaign, which the organization initially anticipated would attract fans, came up short. A day after the unveiling went live, the team issued an
BOS Nation 'Too Many Balls' ad, explained: Why new NWSL franchise apologized for controversial campaign
Here's everything to know about BOS Nation's "Too Many Balls" ad, including why the new NWSL franchise apologized for the controversial campaign.
Boston’s NWSL team, BOS Nation FC, ditches ‘Too Many Balls’ promotional campaign after backlash
Billboards around town took down the copy, a video was removed from the team and NWSL’s websites, and the toomanyballs.com domain name was scrubbed.
BOS Nation apologizes for ‘Too Many Balls’ campaign
The US National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) expansion team in Boston apologized on Wednesday for a “Too Many Balls” marketing campaign that drew a harsh reaction from the transgender community and others.
New Boston women's soccer team apologizes to LGBTQ, trans community for "Too Many Balls" campaign
BOSTON - One day after unveiling its official franchise name, Boston's new National Women's Soccer League team is apologizing for its "Too Many Balls" promotional campaign that accompanied the rollout. The BOS Nation Football Club shared the minute-long video on social media Tuesday that featured a cameo from New England Patriots great Tom Brady.
Boston NWSL franchise apologizes for ‘Too Many Balls’ team reveal campaign
BOS Nation FC revealed its team name and colors on Tuesday with a marketing campaign that featured the slogan “Too Many Balls.”
NWSL expansion team BOS Nation FC apologizes for ‘Too Many Balls’ campaign
The National Women’s Soccer League expansion team in Boston has apologized for a “Too Many Balls” marketing campaign that draw a harsh reaction from the transgender community and others.
NWSL expansion team BOS Nation sorry for 'Too Many Balls' campaign
The National Women's Soccer League expansion team in Boston apologized on Wednesday for a "Too Many Balls" marketing campaign that drew a harsh reaction from the transgender community and others.
NWSL’s BOS Nation Apologizes for ‘Too Many Balls’ Campaign
A day after a much-reviled rollout, BOS Nation FC, the new NWSL franchise set to play in Boston in 2026, issued an apology for an ad and social media campaign that had been called out for being transphobic and not inclusive.
NWSL team BOS Nation FC apologizes for 'Too Many Balls' campaign
A day after unveiling the slogan as part of the rollout of the team name BOS Nation FC, the organization posted on X that “we missed the mark” with an attempt to “create a bold and buzzworthy brand launch campaign.
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Rough Rollout For Boston’s New Women’s Soccer Team: Critics Blast ‘Too Many Balls’ Ad, Bos Nation Name
The new Boston-based team had its name revealed in an early CBS News report Monday and the choice, Bos Nation, an anagram of ...
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Transgender backlash prompts pro women's soccer team to apologize for 'too many balls' branding announcement
The new BOS Nation FC women's soccer club apologized to transgender people for a branding announcement that included the ...
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