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You bought the community side of the club into in your first post then said I was conflating things. I’m not sure you really know what you’re trying to say, mainly the women should play at the Amex, but very good reasons why they don’t. ‘Forcing them’ ‘disparaging’ - all very colourful, but...

For not wanting to conflate things, you are doing a brilliant job of it. 'Albion in the Community' is Albion's charitable and outreach arm. The Amex Stadium does serve community activities, hosts county cup finals, kids get invited in for programmes. The Women's team do have a min of 2 fixtures...

They play at a football league ground, like many of the WSL teams do - because they get crowds of a couple of thousand. Last time I checked playing at a football league ground was still quite an honour, not being treated as 2nd class as you put it. I’m a bit old fashioned in that I still look...

I've always thought of the community side of the club as what you do outside the professional side of your football operations. The Women's team is a professional side and the decision where to play is a professional one. Isn't treating them as part of the interests of the community disparaging...