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Josh Cavallo expertly shuts down homophobes with his triumphant return to the soccer field after nearly a year

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pic.twitter.com/WdOe9zXM4u“I feel great,” said Cavallo during his post-match interview. “I’ve got the biggest smile on my face right now because it was a hard road.

It was a long road as well and taught me patience. I had great guidance from my partner and my family who got me how I am today.

And I’m really proud I could step back on that field—just want to snag a goal next time!”Josh Cavallo’s first interview after returning from an achilles tear that sidelined him for ??? ????

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