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Ah, the meaningless 'politically correct' grizzle. If you can't see the point of it, why post? Women's football has evidently got nothing to do with you. Meanwhile, back in the real world, it's a growing spectator and participant sport, and plenty of people love it. You despise the idea of...

You don't. But at least a post from a position of knowing what you're on about (rather than 100% agreeing with someone who happily posts that they don't understand what he's posting about) might add some weight to your argument. All you've done is profess not understanding women's football.

You're agreeing with someone who happily professes his own ignorance - and he does that mostly on the say so of people who don't understand it. You could answer the second question for yourself if you jettisoned the ignorance you so readily endorse, and found out for yourself. What the hell...

That's merely indicative of your universe. In mine, many people like the women's game, and get much pleasure from it, and see the benefit of it to the club and the community. Is that the only role you see for girls / women in football - as cheerleaders?

And I know male and female fans who do understand the prominence it's given. That said, it's not given that much prominence, not in comparison to the male teams. So 'what is the benefit we get from it?' Simple - supporting a Brighton & Hove Albion team. It's nothing to with 'political...