Equipment manager for Canadian soccer team knows his way around a washing machine
Spencer Ure imparts laundry lessons and reveals tales from spin cycles around the world
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Open this photo in gallery:Spencer Ure, equipment supervisor for the Canadian men's national soccer team, prepares equipment at the Toronto FC Training Centre.EDUARDO LIMA/The Globe and MailShareSave for laterPlease log in to bookmark this story.Log InCreate Free AccountFew know their way around a washing machine better than Spencer Ure. As the equipment manager for the Canadian men’s soccer team, he’s dealt with spin cycles across the globe. These days, he could teach a course to laundry luddites. Lesson No. 1: cold water and a low drying temperature.But there have been missteps. He recalls “a bad laundry incident where our laundry got fried and it turned a shirt from a men’s medium to a boy’s medium.
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