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.Subscribe to GrantWahl.com was there from the beginning. "Before we got on the map, Grant was there." – Briana Scurry "One of the things that Grant really did was to treat it with the exact same respect as the men's game. He also encouraged a lot of us to... show more

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Céline Gounder, MD, ScM, FIDSA 🇺🇦3 years ago

"...people appreciate women's soccer the way they do... because of how Grant advocated for covering soccer, women's soccer in particular. The fact that the sport has the respect, the following that it now has, is a testament to Grant's work." -@CelineGounder

jianey abrahams3 years ago

@GrantWahl @BriScurry @itsmeglinehan Still get tears on my eyes when I watch a coverage about him...he will forever be missed!

Fidelma McMorrow (She/Her)3 years ago

@GrantWahl @BriScurry @itsmeglinehan We miss him so much. Thank you for sharing this. Know that I’m thinking about him so much especially during this Cup and as I do I think of you. 💔

Kirby Pate3 years ago

@GrantWahl @BriScurry @itsmeglinehan I met Grant when I was in college working with a soccer podcast. He was exceedingly kind and encouraging to me as I set out on my j-school journey and eventual career. I'll always remember that and work to pay that kindness forward if I'm in the position to do so.

Trinity17c133 years ago

@GrantWahl @BriScurry @itsmeglinehan Not seeing his coverage makes this World Cup feel different. A special piece is missing.

THEE Dr. Judy Kinney KHive 🪷💛🐝🇺🇦3 years ago

@GrantWahl @BriScurry @itsmeglinehan He’s much missed during this WWC. Hope you are well, Dr. Gounder.

Jessica Flynn3 years ago

@GrantWahl @BriScurry @itsmeglinehan He would have loved Messi to the MLS… Beckham Experiment part two! Miss his voice in this space!

Tom3 years ago

@GrantWahl @BriScurry @itsmeglinehan Yes he was be very proud of him!! ❤️

mash3 years ago

@GrantWahl @BriScurry @itsmeglinehan Rest in peace Grant ❤️

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