For LGBTQ+ History Month, Rainbow Devils proudly celebrates Robbie Rogers, a pioneer whose courage helped change men’s football. Rogers began his professional career with Columbus Crew, lifting the MLS Cup in 2008. …
Megan Rapinoe made her senior debut for the United States women’s national team in 2006. A creative, fearless winger, she helped lead the USA to World Cup glory in 2015 and again …
John Blankenstein was a Dutch professional football referee and one of the first gay officials at the top level of men’s football. During his career, Blankenstein became one of the …
Rainbow Devils is profoundly saddened by the FA’s recent decision to impose new eligibility requirements for trans men and non-binary players in men’s football. This policy is not only discriminatory, …
To mark Football v Transphobia’s Week of Action, we have some Rainbow Devils members reflecting on their experiences as Trans+ Manchester United fans.
To celebrate the 25th anniversary of Manchester United’s Treble winning season, we have collected memories from our Rainbow Devils members of that momentous season for the Reds. Emma I’ve supported …
Quinn is a Canadian soccer player who became the first out, trans, non-binary athlete to compete at the Olympics & the first to earn a gold medal.
Justin Fashanu was an English footballer who became the first professional footballer to be openly gay. He was also the first Black player to command a £1 million transfer fee. …
Casey Stoney is a former player and current manager who played an instrumental role in the development of Manchester United’s Women’s team.
Nominations are now open for the 2023 Football vs Homophobia Awards – and you can nominate us in the Supporters Group category
