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No, they're not good enough.
They shouldn't be prevented as such, but I can't see a lot of semi-pro and pro male footballers actually wanting to play in a mixed team.
Original post by Awesome-o
Have you seen how the matches turned out between professional women's teams and under 14s/under 15s boys teams?
No what happened?
I was playing basketball with boys a lot when I was a kid. Except for the physical contact I was as good as them. I guess it's the same with football.
I think with softer rules (like the women football rules) it should be fair. I think within a few years women will be much better in football (with practice and proper training).
I don't see why not playing mixed teams in the amateur levels.
I think with softer rules (like the women football rules) it should be fair. I think within a few years women will be much better in football (with practice and proper training).
I don't see why not playing mixed teams in the amateur levels.
Nothing wrong with allowing it. Obviously men have an advantage like they do in any sport but if a woman is good enough, why not? Women are not good enough to make it to a professional standard though.
There would be no point in enforcing a mixed team like a mixed doubles tennis match. There would be no appetite for it commercially and at amateur level, men want to play against men and women want to play against women.
There would be no point in enforcing a mixed team like a mixed doubles tennis match. There would be no appetite for it commercially and at amateur level, men want to play against men and women want to play against women.
Original post by ALI-CAT
No what happened?
I can answer this. There have been many occasions where World Cup class womens' teams have been utterly THRASHED by non-professional under 18s boys football teams.
Original post by ALI-CAT
No what happened?
They essentially get hammered. There was a recent one of the Australian women's team getting done by an under 15s team.
Original post by ALI-CAT
Ok they got thrashed, but that was an all womens team v an all male team. If the teams were mixed gender, that would have been fairer.
If you allowed mix gendered teams, women from world cup and top league teams would have to play in non-professional leagues to even stand a chance of staying in the team. Also, it was under 15s vs the womens' world cup team. So we should also start mixing over 18s and under 18s now? We should start mixing professionals and non professionals?
If mixed teams were allowed, women would basically disappear from football. It would not be good for them.
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