Overview
- Fresh serialisation of All In drew fire after Earps called Hannah Hampton “disruptive” and criticised Sarina Wiegman.
- Earps told BBC Sport that reactions were “distorted” and said she did not write the book to tear anyone down.
- Hannah Hampton has stayed publicly quiet and continued to perform, with analyses noting a strengthened public standing.
- Writers point to toxic currents in fandom and the pressures of personal branding that can turn team dynamics into PR crises.
- Opinion pieces link the row to structural issues, floating a summer WSL season, play-offs and greater scope for independent clubs, citing flat attendance figures reported this season.