That line of thinking is flawed and assumes they are playing in equivalent competitions when they aren't (the women's Euros and World Cups have fewer teams in, so they aren't like for like).
If they play in the same competitions the men play in and get further than the men do, then they've outshone them.
Until then, no.
Well maybe if they would think of us as equal and put the same amount of teams in the tournament and then we would. But that doesn’t change the fact we still have out shone the England men’s team
Well maybe if they would think of us as equal and put the same amount of teams in the tournament and then we would. But that doesn’t change the fact we still have out shone the England men’s team
Getting further in an inferior/different competition =/= outshining
My local Sunday League team won a trophy last season are they outshining the England men as well?
Not sure why you are so obsessed with 'getting one over' the men.
Getting further in an inferior/different competition =/= outshining
My local Sunday League team won a trophy last season are they outshining the England men as well? Tbh so is my under 14 team I play for we have won the league 2 the County Cup 1 Northbank tournament 1 Whitehaven tournament 1 League Cup 1 in 2 seasons
Not sure why you are so obsessed with 'getting one over' the men.
I’m not so obsessed it’s the fact we always get looked down on as the 2nd best to the male international team but we are not
Exactly that’s my point that’s why I think if the FA didn’t banned it in 1921 (they lifted it in 1971) it would be totally different
In theory yes, but I don’t think they really made the effort until a few years ago. Think it might take a lot of generations until football isn’t seen as a boy sport, some of the attendances in the women’s English top flight are about the same as men’s conference premier division, and I can’t see it changing anytime soon. For example Reading women hit 1k attendance the other day for the first time I think, the men’s team isn’t even in the premier league yet they get 12 times that attendance at the very least on a regular basis.
In theory yes, but I don’t think they really made the effort until a few years ago. Think it might take a lot of generations until football isn’t seen as a boy sport, some of the attendances in the women’s English top flight are about the same as men’s conference premier division, and I can’t see it changing anytime soon. For example Reading women hit 1k attendance the other day for the first time I think, the men’s team isn’t even in the premier league yet they get 12 times that attendance at the very least on a regular basis.
Exactly I know that but it’s the fact the FA are just making it harder for women to play top flight league with their new ‘criteria’ which is not right for the football clubs and that’s why we need more coverage which could help and that why all the women players work so hard to try and change it so it’s not only a ‘boy or man’ sport instead of trying to help it play catch-up to all the time lost through that ban and a bit after
Durham are fairly decent ... I’ve meet there midfielder Beth Hepple she’s really nice tbh she’s the one who tried to persuade me to sign a deal with their RTC
Durham are fairly decent ... I’ve meet there midfielder Beth Hepple she’s really nice tbh she’s the one who tried to persuade me to sign a deal with their RTC
The game got called off because Villa could not get out of Birmingham because of the heavy snow, was shame that was looking forward to a cracking match, Beth from what I remember is a good player, I managed to get half the England Ladies autographs and got a Selfie with one of the Villa female strikers.
Anyone should be allowed to play any sport , there shouldn’t be any gender discrimination as to who can play what sport. Regardless of whether you’re a male or female , everyone is good at certain things , some better than others.