Women's Euro 2022

[duncs pigeon]

Can imagine Germany winning in the final

On penalties?‍

 

[gonetomorrow]

I reckon England will win. Should be a tough affair.

 

[Papa Shango]

The German team don’t come across as the most likeable bunch. But first time I’ve seen them so might be being harsh

The German girls are boss off the pitch.

Totally professional on it.

 

[Jimishorts]

Can imagine Germany winning in the final

Hopefully given his previous predictions, Agent Orange thinks the same.

 

[the golden visionary]

Germany v France, 30 seconds in - volume muted: Jonathon Pearce and his constant droning on

Still better than having Adrian dumdum on talkcrap drone on about the latest sjw idea trying to get likes on twitter. Today it's female goalies are not crap, it's the fact men are all bastards

 

[Billy Dean]

The German girls are boss off the pitch.

Totally professional on it.

Yeah I was watching all the post match interviews and they came across pretty sound

 

[spectateur]

The German girls are boss off the pitch.

Totally professional on it.

Some cynical fouls committed by them, if you mean that.

 

[emir]

In America, women soccer is embraced and liked by loads of people, whilst I've noticed a lot of resistance/opposition to the idea of women's football in the UK. I've noticed some say that women "shouldn't be playing football" in a pub near London. Anyways, I straight away assumed the UK to be very traditional and misogynist in many senses of the society. I thought about this for a while yesterday and I think the biggest difference between UK and USA is that the UK has a very strong culture with men's football and people are so accustomed to watching men's football to the point that watching women's football feels like a massive downgrade in standards. Whilst Americans don't really watch men's football so watching women's football isn't a big difference to the masses. Anyways, my two cents on this.

 

[Papa Shango]

In America, women soccer is embraced and liked by loads of people, whilst I've noticed a lot of resistance/opposition to the idea of women's football in the UK. I've noticed some say that women "shouldn't be playing football" in a pub near London. Anyways, I straight away assumed the UK to be very traditional and misogynist in many senses of the society. I thought about this for a while yesterday and I think the biggest difference between UK and USA is that the UK has a very strong culture with men's football and people are so accustomed to watching men's football to the point that watching women's football feels like a massive downgrade in standards. Whilst Americans don't really watch men's football so watching women's football isn't a big difference to the masses. Anyways, my two cents on this.

As I keep saying the standard is the standard. It makes no sense to question the standard when they are the best women players. They are the standard.

 

[spectateur]

In America, women soccer is embraced and liked by loads of people, whilst I've noticed a lot of resistance/opposition to the idea of women's football in the UK. I've noticed some say that women "shouldn't be playing football" in a pub near London. Anyways, I straight away assumed the UK to be very traditional and misogynist in many senses of the society. I thought about this for a while yesterday and I think the biggest difference between UK and USA is that the UK has a very strong culture with men's football and people are so accustomed to watching men's football to the point that watching women's football feels like a massive downgrade in standards. Whilst Americans don't really watch men's football so watching women's football isn't a big difference to the masses. Anyways, my two cents on this.

Do women play baseball in USA?

 

[emir]

Do women play baseball in USA?

Very amateur level, why?

 

[summerisle]

In America, women soccer is embraced and liked by loads of people, whilst I've noticed a lot of resistance/opposition to the idea of women's football in the UK. I've noticed some say that women "shouldn't be playing football" in a pub near London. Anyways, I straight away assumed the UK to be very traditional and misogynist in many senses of the society. I thought about this for a while yesterday and I think the biggest difference between UK and USA is that the UK has a very strong culture with men's football and people are so accustomed to watching men's football to the point that watching women's football feels like a massive downgrade in standards. Whilst Americans don't really watch men's football so watching women's football isn't a big difference to the masses. Anyways, my two cents on this.

Women's football was very popular in the 1920s with crowds of 50,000 plus - so of course the FA banned them from playing.

 

[Ring master]

 

[dholliday]

the final should be good entertainment. that backheel goal in the semi was quite something.

 

[Diogenes the Cynic]

the final should be good entertainment. that backheel goal in the semi was quite something.

Keeper was diabolical.