nicko31
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England just get better every game, so proud.
And you can't beat doing the Ozzies over in their home tournament
And you can't beat doing the Ozzies over in their home tournament
[Football] Women's World Cup
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Sounded like a dry bearing no doubt.And a lovely shot of an Aussie crying her eyes out on the BBC news. Marvellous scenes!
Paris
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Sarina Wiegman is a very impressive individual. If she wants to I wonder if/when she'll get the opportunity to take on a professional men's team.
I think she would be very good and no reason why she could not do it. But why would she want to? The sh!t that would come and the torrent of abuse from misogynistic tw@ts would not be worth it. She has a very high profile job and doing it fantasically well.
Tom Hark Preston Park
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- Jul 6, 2003
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I agreed with you for 2 hours but I've just realised they did win the Ashes.
nicko31
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I think the day when a woman manages a mens team isn't far away
fly high
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They didn't win the Ashes, just retained them as both men's and women's tournaments ended being drawn.
Icy Gull
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- Jul 5, 2003
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Already happened, didn’t last long
Hannah Dingley: Forest Green caretaker boss becomes first woman to take charge of English Football League club
Hannah Dingley joined Forest Green as a coach four years ago and remains the only woman in charge of a mens English Football League academy since her appointment in 2019; Dingley said: I am grateful for the opportunity to step up and lead such a progressive and forward-thinking club
I mean yes, but Sam Kerr is an absolute force of nature. Bloody terrifying watching her play
The problem will be if they lose matches it will be because they are a "woman" not because they are rubbish, As a 51 year old woman who has worked in very male dominated jobs, when a woman makes a mistake it is because she is a woman, man makes the same mistake he's having a bad day. It has got a lot better over the years, but it not there yet.
Anyhow let's just celerbrate the fantastic achievement. England are in a football world cup final in my lifetime. Unbelievable. So excited
A premature ejaculation by myself. I erroneously thought the Aussie women had won "The Ashes" this summer 8-7.
Algernon
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jonny.rainbow
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- Oct 29, 2005
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It would be nice for the womens’ teams of 1985 and 1988 to get some recognition.
US Seagull
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Support for a republic reaches all time high – The Chaser
"f*** the poms for what they did to our Queens!" yelled one former royalist
chaser.com.au
I'd ask her now if she wanted the men and women's national team.
zeetha
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Every time she was bearing down on goal especially in the first 70 mins I almost couldn't watch shes so clinical. She did tire, and obviously isn't fully match fit yet - they'd have taken her off if they could've done. That one chance before our third goal I think if she'd been fully fit she'd have at least got it on target
Paris
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In retrospect that appeared to be a publicity stunt from Dale Vince. Only he really knows.Already happened, didn’t last long
Hannah Dingley: Forest Green caretaker boss becomes first woman to take charge of English Football League club
Hannah Dingley joined Forest Green as a coach four years ago and remains the only woman in charge of a mens English Football League academy since her appointment in 2019; Dingley said: I am grateful for the opportunity to step up and lead such a progressive and forward-thinking clubwww.skysports.com
is it that their equivalent of the daily star?Support for a republic reaches all time high – The Chaser
"f*** the poms for what they did to our Queens!" yelled one former royalist