Football’s most confusing terms, explained through the everyday chaos of nonprofit life.

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an illustration depicting an own goal in football superimposed with a humorous definition intended for the nonprofit sector--nonprofit humour

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an illustration depicting 'VAR' in football superimposed with a humorous definition intended for the nonprofit sector--nonprofit humour

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an illustration of a referee showing a red card superimposed with a humorous explanation of red cards in football intended for the nonprofit sector--nonprofit humour

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an illustration of a football match official holding up an extra time board with a humorous definition of 'extra time' intended for the nonprofit sector superimposed on it--nonprofit humour

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an illustration of a football match official holding up the substitution board superimposed with a humorous definition of 'extra time' intended for the nonprofit sector--nonprofit humour


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Derrek Xavier

Derrek Xavier is an editorial associate at IDR, where he is responsible for writing, editing, and publishing content. He previously worked in editorial positions at Cactus Communications and Firstpost. He holds an MA in Media Studies from the University of Amsterdam and a BA in Sociology and Anthropology from St Xavier’s College, Mumbai.

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Shriya Roy

Shriya Roy is a multimedia editor at IDR, where she is responsible for managing and building video content. Prior to this, she was a journalist for six years across print, TV, and digital newsrooms. She worked as a researcher at NDTV, as a correspondent with The Indian Express, and as a multimedia editor at Feminism in India. Shriya received the Human Rights and Religious Freedom (HRRF) journalism grant in 2022 and produced a documentary exploring caste bias in grassroots cricket in India. She has worked extensively on covering sports at the intersection of gender and human rights. Shriya holds a bachelor’s degree in English literature from Sri Venkateswara College, Delhi University.

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