[Crimson Dynamo]

i watched a bit whilst away but it was like pulling teeth

[Nicky91]

4 matches to be played today



btw bbc commentator was impressed about Chile's goalkeeper yesterday, she had one of the best saves in women's world cup history, despite a 3-0 loss against USA

[Nicky91]

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

i watched a bit whilst away but it was like pulling teeth

Without meaning to come across as sexist I do think that women's Football is not at the same standards as the men's, if you can get past that then I think that you can start enjoying the matches more.

The best thing to do is see women's Football as the Championship which I prefer to the Premier League nowadays anyway personally.

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

Without meaning to come across as sexist I do think that women's Football is not at the same standards as the men's, if you can get past that then I think that you can start enjoying the matches more.

The best thing to do is see women's Football as the Championship which I prefer to the Premier League nowadays anyway personally.

it isn't at same standards

america's women ''soccer'' as they call our football that there has been bit more popular than over here, they had Mia Hamm an icon, who still is an icon for soccer there with Mia Hamm Foundation

or Kristine Lilly, also a veteran from u.s team with over 250 international appearances


here in my country it has Always been around, but only recently it gotten popular, and us being european champions made a huge impact, more girls signing up to all sorts of women club teams and youth teams


same as men's soccer in Australia, also gotten more popular where rugby was their no.1 sport and now soccer gets a good attendance either in the stadiums for every match

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

it isn't at same standards

america's women ''soccer'' as they call our football that there has been bit more popular than over here, they had Mia Hamm an icon, who still is an icon for soccer there with Mia Hamm Foundation

or Kristine Lilly, also a veteran from u.s team with over 250 international appearances


here in my country it has Always been around, but only recently it gotten popular, and us being european champions made a huge impact, more girls signing up to all sorts of women club teams and youth teams


same as men's soccer in Australia, also gotten more popular where rugby was their no.1 sport and now soccer gets a good attendance either in the stadiums for every match

I'm happy to see women's Football on the rise.

It means more heartache with the Blues, but it also doubles my interest in the Sport which I like.

It is incredible to see how much more popular women's Football has become in such a short space of time though.