By: Alyson Rudd
Thomas Partey and Achraf Hakimi are allowed to play for their teams and that should concern women far more than whether a female pundit is based in a kitchen
Alyson Rudd is a Senior Sports Writer at The Times. With 28 years of experience in sports journalism, she covers a wide range of topics including team and individual sports, as well as the business aspects of competitive sports. Alyson's work has been featured in The Australian, CODE, The Times, and The Press, and she is also known for her contributions to The Times's podcast, The Game, and her role as chair of the William Hill Sportsbook of the Year awards.
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