We need to talk about woman and football

[Kurt.]

So… some people appear to be very angry about the role woman now seem to be playing in …. For the sake of discussion.. men’s football. What are your thoughts ? And nobody will judge you in here for your honesty.

Personally… I’m not even arsed… I barely watch footy these days unless we’re playing and even then I have to force myself… much happier watching local non league footie.

Anyway… discuss.. and please respect each others view.

 

[magicjuan]

Football is a distant memory. If you mean 'soccerball' of today, I couldn't give a monkey's chuff who does it,talks about it or buys it tbh.

 

[Micky_T]

And nobody will judge you in here for your honesty.

 

[Kurt.]

 

[kev]

It all started with Emily Hughes at the RS

 

[Kurt.]

This is a most frandly thread on The most Frandly Grandoldteamdotcomfowardslashdotcodotuk… feel safe to partake in this most frandly discussion brothers and sisters of Evertonfc

 

[cronullasharks]

#westandwithjoeybarton

 

[ForestBlue]

I generally prefer male commentators over female. As I can't give myself a middle finger can someone do it for me pls

 

[Davidoff]

 

[Littlesue]

I generally prefer male commentators over female. As I can't give myself a middle finger can someone do it for me pls

Lol I can't as I agree with you so will have to give you a thumbs up

 

[Kurt.]

Lol I can't as I agree with you so will have to give you a thumbs up

Ooo errr misses

 

[chrismpw]

I don't like all the incessant chit chat around football. We need 1 knowledgeable presenter (could be the commentator) that is there purely on merit - because they're good at it. That can be male or female as far as I'm concerned- so long as there's equality - take it in turns.

I get annoyed when there's all women teams (men excluded) presenting women's football and then, for 'equality' there's women always inserted at a men's match. What annoys me about this is not the women or what they have to say, it's just the apparent inequality that's allowed one way and not the other. But like I say, I skip all the blather and only turn on at kick off normally- in the rare event that it's on the telly and the rare event its a match of any significance.

Even then the game is more often ruined by var and corruption than whomever is chatting about it. A game of the past.

 

[JLW]

So… some people appear to be very angry about the role woman now seem to be playing in …. For the sake of discussion.. men’s football. What are your thoughts ? And nobody will judge you in here for your honesty.

Personally… I’m not even arsed… I barely watch footy these days unless we’re playing and even then I have to force myself… much happier watching local non league footie.

Anyway… discuss.. and please respect each others view.

Go ahead and judge me. IDGAF

I believe woman should stick to women’s football and men to men’s football,

I didn’t like that Ian Wright was doing the main coverage of the women’s World Cup I think it was. It should be retired women players or high profile women in their game

Laura Woods and Alex Scott I can listen to the rest though are crap, btw they are no worse than Redknapp Daniel Sturridge Garth crooks Shay Given Leon Osman etc…

Judge me bitches

 

[Rita_Poon]

I don't like all the incessant chit chat around football. We need 1 knowledgeable presenter (could be the commentator) that is there purely on merit - because they're good at it. That can be male or female as far as I'm concerned- so long as there's equality - take it in turns.

I get annoyed when there's all women teams (men excluded) presenting women's football and then, for 'equality' there's women always inserted at a men's match. What annoys me about this is not the women or what they have to say, it's just the apparent inequality that's allowed one way and not the other. But like I say, I skip all the blather and only turn on at kick off normally- in the rare event that it's on the telly and the rare event its a match of any significance.

Even then the game is more often ruined by var and corruption than whomever is chatting about it. A game of the past.

This could have been phrased a little better?

 

[ste d' indica]

Football is a distant memory. If you mean 'soccerball' of today, I couldn't give a monkey's chuff who does it,talks about it or buys it tbh.

This. Women have just as much right to buy into the hollowed out shell of modern football, or be completely disillusioned by it.