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Bay FC blasts Quakes' hiring of ex-Portland exec

Bay FC criticized the San Jose Earthquakes' hiring of Gavin Wilkinson as a consultant, telling ESPN that "the actions and history associated with Wilkinson's time in professional soccer are inconsistent with the standards we hold."

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August 19, 2026·2 min read

Bay FC criticized the San Jose Earthquakes' hiring of Gavin Wilkinson as a consultant, telling ESPN that "the actions and history associated with Wilkinson's time in professional soccer are inconsistent with the standards we hold."

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