BOS Nation Football Club may be a name of the past before Boston’s professional women’s soccer team even takes the pitch. Consideration of a name change coming after the club apologized for its “Too Many Balls” campaign last month.


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2024-11-29 17:28:55">November 29, 2024 at 5:28 PM EST</time>

BOS Nation Football Club may be a name of the past before Boston’s professional women’s soccer team even takes the pitch. Consideration of a name change coming after the club apologized for its “To…{ai:summary}<p>BOS Nation Football Club is contemplating a name change after facing backlash for its "Too Many Balls" campaign. The club has issued an apology, which may lead to a rebranding before it even competes. </p><p>#society</p>

Boston professional women’s soccer team considering BOS Nation FC name change

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