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[Football] Women's world cup



vegster

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Nov 23, 2018
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Low quality minority sport that gets way more coverage than it should. I've yet to meet one person who is interested in it and yet the BBC are wetting themselves with excitement over it. I sincerely hope the England team absolutely bomb and are out after 2 games. If they do progress we won't hear the last of 'the rise of women's football' / 'the prima donna males coud learn a lot from them' etc.

As much as i enjoy football a break between seasons is welcome,however the increase in showing women kicking a ball around in the close season reduces the number of sportshows that could be shown.How long will it be before we hear that they want the same salary as our top footballers,then pressure will be increased for mixed sides
 


afters

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Jul 9, 2003
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as 10cc say, not in hove
I'm enjoying this world cup, the quality has increased a fair bit (I think?) and some good stuff. nigeria's second goal today was a cracker! potential for best match so far tonight...
 


boik

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As much as i enjoy football a break between seasons is welcome,however the increase in showing women kicking a ball around in the close season reduces the number of sportshows that could be shown.How long will it be before we hear that they want the same salary as our top footballers,then pressure will be increased for mixed sides

I don't even know where to start with this. You do realise that the mens kicking a ball around world cup is also in the close season don't you? I keep thinking I'm being whooshed with these comments but it seems not.
 








Palacefinder General

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Apr 5, 2019
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I don't even know where to start with this. You do realise that the mens kicking a ball around world cup is also in the close season don't you? I keep thinking I'm being whooshed with these comments but it seems not.

Don't rise to it, this illiterate (check her posting history for some marvellous grammatical fvck ups) dimbecile is yet another sad Palace fan masquerading under the flag of the glorious blue and white army.
 






jonny.rainbow

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Oct 29, 2005
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Shocking decision, never a pen

Yep, and this is a clear demonstration of why VAR is severely flawed. The referee had a good view of the incident in real times and deemed it no foul.

All of a sudden, ‘VAR review’ in her ear and she starts to doubt. To compound matters, the replay shown to the referee multiple time did not show the full incident which clearly showed two players focused on getting to the ball and both going in with potentially reckless play.

Total shambles.
 








Durlston

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Jul 15, 2009
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I saw the Nigeria v South Korea match this afternoon and there was a VAR check to see if a Nigerian player had handled the ball before it was an own goal due to no communication between defender and keeper.

I'm dreading injury time next season - we might have to get used to seven or eight minutes regularly at the end of matches. Premier League grounds will be emptying early (50%?) as fans rush for trains or buses.
 




vegster

Sanity Clause
May 5, 2008
27,867
Low quality minority sport that gets way more coverage than it should. I've yet to meet one person who is interested in it and yet the BBC are wetting themselves with excitement over it. I sincerely hope the England team absolutely bomb and are out after 2 games. If they do progress we won't hear the last of 'the rise of women's football' / 'the prima donna males coud learn a lot from them' etc.

It gets more coverage than it should simply because it is cheaper to buy the television rights for this than almost any standard of mens football.
 




Gwylan

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Jul 5, 2003
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IYou do realise that the mens kicking a ball around world cup is also in the close season don't you?

Not any more - the next WC is in mid-season

Shocking decision, never a pen

It looked a pen to me. Very similar to the one that Spain got against South Africa, player went to kick the ball, missed and kicked the player instead. It wasn't intentional but that doesn't matter, intent doesn't come into it
 


Seasidesage

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May 19, 2009
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Brighton, United Kingdom
Not any more - the next WC is in mid-season



It looked a pen to me. Very similar to the one that Spain got against South Africa, player went to kick the ball, missed and kicked the player instead. It wasn't intentional but that doesn't matter, intent doesn't come into it

But she did kick the ball. It flies off at right angles, also the French girl jumps in with both feet too. If there is a foul in the challenge that is it.
 


Klaas

I've changed this
Nov 1, 2017
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I'm too bloody busy to watch the Women's WC, but I have been made very much aware it's on by the constant whinging of men bleating about why they won't watch it/why's it on so much. Pathetic.
 



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