Canada women soccer team’s Spying Scandal in the Olympics has got everyone talking about it, including the USMNT’s Tyler Adams. After being found guilty of spying on New Zealand’s training with drones, Canada women’s head coach and two assistants have been sent home and suspended for a year. Their team has been hit with a six-point deduction. Sources then told Canadian media TSN that both Canada women and men team have been doing it for many years, including spying on trainings of the USWNT and USMNT. Adams, who captained for the USMNT in the 2022 World Cup, says every team does it. “Listen, every team does it. I know for a fact every team does it,” Adams said when asked by The Cooligans. “I don’t know about drones and sh*t like that. That seems a little bit crazy. But there are always people when you are training at stadiums a day before games or whatever, someone will be acting like a worker but really they’re just working for a different federation.” “It happens consistently. ...