(Bloomberg) – The US National Football League does not plan to implement a new policy for the national anthem of the season, ESPN’s Adam Schefter writes, citing unidentified sources not legal. NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell announced a review of the game Operation Manual on May 23 fines for teams which include “the staff are in the field and are not available and respect for the flag and the anthem.” National Football League Players Association filed a complaint about the policy, which was introduced after a number of players started the police brutality and racial injustice in the protest on his knees during the anthem. While talks on the issue will continue too many people have too much conversation, to find a compromise in this report Schefter time, adding that there will be no policy for the moment. Under the old policy, had to be players on the field for the anthem, but “strongly encouraged” to stay during the action, were not obliged to do so, a spokesman said NFL 12 months ago. The US president Donald Trump and the White House have spent a lot of criticism of the NFL last year. “You must be proud for the national anthem, or if you play, you should not be there, maybe you should not be in the country,” Trump said in an interview with Fox News, after the new policy was introduced in May. A new escalation came 49ers quarterback presented this month at Nike Inc. in its new advertising campaign “Just Do It” with Colin Kaepernick, former San Francisco that started the protest during the season 2016th The hashtag #BoycottNike and #JustBurnIt started trending on Twitter with users posting videos to burn Nike products. “Is Nike absolutely angrily and boycotts miserably” However, Trump said in a Tweet on September 5, online sales of clothing and footwear Nike has increased over the four days after Kaepernick the face of a new advertising campaign. Image copyright ALBA VIGARAY EPA EFE / REX / Shutterstock
Report: NFL not a new season National Anthem Implement Policy
