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Tottenham Hotspur Women

I'd put all my money on Nottingham Forest winning the 1978 league championship and the European Champions Cup the next couple of years.

And I'd catch a Led Zeppelin show or two.
 
I don't really have much time for women's football. I struggle with the whole knowing I'm actually better than them thing.

However I've become a bit obsessed with netball this past month. The world cup semis and final last weekend was some of the best sporting spectacle of seen in years. It's unbelievably quick, elegant, but also really really brutal. England have a player called Natalie Haythornthwaite who is a real Eriksen-style lock-picker - spellbinding to watch
 
There's already too much football.
If the woman's game wants to succeed it needs a different audience than the one already watching the Premier League every weekend.
Instead of that they have just sold themselves off to the biggest brands in football. Inviting the likes of United and us to fund professional teams with no history and expect people to come to the games.
Instead they should have their own teams with history and actual support and build it up from there.

This is like Spurs suddenly having a basketball team and expecting people to care about it.

The problem always with women's sports is women don't want to go to watch sport regularly. They will go to a big one off event but not every other week.
The plan instead to get men, priced out of going to Premier League games, to go watch this instead. But why would anyone care about the result of a team with no history that you have no real connection with.

The women's World Cup was like the Olympics. Something people will pay attention to every 4 years and ignore inbetween.
 
Modric THFC said:
There's already too much football.
If the woman's game wants to succeed it needs a different audience than the one already watching the Premier League every weekend.
Instead of that they have just sold themselves off to the biggest brands in football. Inviting the likes of United and us to fund professional teams with no history and expect people to come to the games.
Instead they should have their own teams with history and actual support and build it up from there.

This is like Spurs suddenly having a basketball team and expecting people to care about it.

The problem always with women's sports is women don't want to go to watch sport regularly. They will go to a big one off event but not every other week.
The plan instead to get men, priced out of going to Premier League games, to go watch this instead. But why would anyone care about the result of a team with no history that you have no real connection with.

The women's World Cup was like the Olympics. Something people will pay attention to every 4 years and ignore inbetween.
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But there is a spurs basketball team
 
Gutter Boy said:
I don't really have much time for women's football. I struggle with the whole knowing I'm actually better than them thing.

However I've become a bit obsessed with netball this past month. The world cup semis and final last weekend was some of the best sporting spectacle of seen in years. It's unbelievably quick, elegant, but also really really brutal. England have a player called Natalie Haythornthwaite who is a real Eriksen-style lock-picker - spellbinding to watch
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Netball is fantastic. I play a couple of times a week in mixed teams.
Tough as hell.
 
He highlights of our game against Chelsea are on BBC4 now and repeated on BBC1 later
 
Jon said:
Couldn’t help yourself could you, you sexist pig?
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