*that celebration

[Shibbywiggles]

I remember thinking something similar in my teenage years. Very little has changed in the 30+ yrs since in the grand scheme of things.

I like the implication I might still be in my teenage years here, if not the sentiment sadly

Whilst there are still plenty pricks around, I reckon the world is a lot more open minded than the start of my 33 years. Probably always be knob heads around I suppose though

 

[COYBL25]

OK- so apparently this act of pulling a shirt off empowers you, as well as getting a yellow card.

So own up, if this is empowerment which of you nasty men have been stopping women doing this up to this point, you repressive horrors. I'd ask Jenni Murray on radio 4 woman's hour for her view, but she's no longer at that man-hating BBC flagship.

On a side note ... has anybody made it into a slow motion gif yet? Asking for a friend of course. I suggested it might happen to the missus and got "the look" for my troubles.

BBC News - Chloe Kelly: England winger's celebration praised for empowering women https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/62376808

How on Earth has this got to page 3 without @ForeverBlue92 making a comment?!

Due to his continual misdemeanours, he’s had his access limited to nothing but the Benitez thread in World Football.

 

[Muggins]

If I was playing for Everton and scored a goal, the last thing I would ever do is take that royal blue shirt off.

I’ve never understood it from any players I guess, female or male.

 

[Bruce Wayne]

How is it empowering women? Can somebody explain this to me?

Because she's not requiring men's permission to do it nor is she doing it for male gratification. It's not exactly hard to understand.

 

[tommye]

Due to his continual misdemeanours, he’s had his access limited to nothing but the Benitez thread in World Football.

That's the dream

 

[tommye]

Because she's not requiring men's permission to do it nor is she doing it for male gratification It's not exactly hard to understand.

Oh...

 

[bluejohn66]

I reckon push-up bras would look dead nice under a tight footy top. Problem is, none of them who played last night are even relatively fit in the slightest, would prefer if they played in a burkha tbh.

Please Do NOT Tell DCL This !!!

 

[ForeverBlue92]

How on Earth has this got to page 3 without @ForeverBlue92 making a comment?!

Thought it was tame tbh at least whip yer tits oot !

 

[Jebus_lives]

Please Do NOT Tell DCL This !!!

 

[ClausThomsen]

She celebrated scoring an important goal by taking her top off, cos she is a footballer.

Not cos she is a woman.

Same way countless male footballers have taken their shirts off for the same reason.

Not cos they are a man.

Thats what empowerment is all about.

(and she was booked, again, as a man would have been.)

Not DCL - he does it for the abs and gun show. And more power to him.

 

[coollino]

She should have done something normal like pretending to punch a corner flag

 

[Nymzee]

Seen a few real pics like this going round the WhatsApps this morning...

 

[Brett Angell Delight]

There's an irony that all female empowerment revolves around braziers. Back in the 60s and 70s a huge spate of arsony took place in the name of empowerment. For the love of Mike and Michaela which way is it? ?

She is wearing a sports bra, most likely for comfort. That doesn’t mean the photo/moment “revolves around” it.

 

[Yarrgh]

Due to his continual misdemeanours, he’s had his access limited to nothing but the Benitez thread in World Football.

To be fair, the only boob big enough to keep him satisfied is the fsw.

 

[peteblue]

If I was playing for Everton and scored a goal, the last thing I would ever do is take that royal blue shirt off.

I’ve never understood it from any players I guess, female or male.

It was an England shirt Muggs…..not the same….