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Well, quite a lot weren't but, yes, brain fart on my part! Obviously though the war played a huge role in the growth of the women's game at that stage of history. Anyway, enjoyed the first half today. The second not so much as England really didn't string much together. No doubt the better team...

Uhm. Genuine question. I'm well aware women's football used to be extremely popular and they were, ridiculously, banned for decades. But weren't a lot of men otherwise engaged in 1919? Hardly a normal year to gauge things from.

Well, my point exactly. I think she’s been brilliant for the women’s team as her record shows and is clearly no mug - she has the Pro Licence. That doesn’t mean she can automatically be considered on a par with the best coaches in the men’s game as it’s the vogue to suggest (not that Southgate...

If the extent of Wiegman’s tactical genius is to chuck a centre-back up front in desperation, and keep her there with almost a quarter of an hour still to play, I think Southgate’s job should be safe.

ITV commentary preferable for me. BBC have taken the cheerleader approach throughout.

I’d say it’s probably Vicki Sparks, who is simply dreadful. Terrible voice and promoted far beyond her ability. I think Robyn Cowen’s pretty decent if prone to hyperbole but Pien Meulensteen is the best female commentator by far and better than some of the men that now do it. Sadly, there are...