Coady Urges Football Inclusivity, Breaks Barriers

0:00This is Cory, and this episode is brought to you by NordVPN, fast, reliable online privacy. Links in the episode description. Here's what's making news across the UK right now. Connor Cody, the 33-year-old former England international, is urging everyone in football to listen more and help each other out, no matter. Their background or identity. He says the sport has given him everything, and he wanted to do the same for others by breaking down barriers. He's a strong supporter of the LGBTQ plus community, and backs initiatives like football, B homophobia's month of action, and the English football. Leagues Rainbow Ball campaign against homophobia. Cody believes players in the spotlight should step up, even if it's just a small effort. EFL Chief Executive Trevor Birch agrees, stressing that everyone plays a part in making football welcoming for all. Local voices like Gary Genaugh from Charlton and Victor highlight how players serve as role models and can shift views on LGBTQ plus issues in the sport.

1:03Right now, Cody is on loan at Championship Side, Charlton Athletic, and will watch from the stands during their ninth annual football, V homophobia. Match day against Rexam this Saturday. He keeps pushing the simple message to hear people's stories and learn from them. Football's ongoing push for inclusivity reminds us that small actions add up, keeping the game open and supportive for everyone involved.