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Curiosity got the better of me so I tuned in for the second half. Maybe it was the pressure of the final but was genuinely surprised at just how bad the football was. The Guardian had me believing women’s football was this superior product where nobody cheats or wastes time. Some of the players seems decent enough technically but overall the standard was poor.
How it gets more girls playing though and gives a boost to league attendances. Said the same after the euros though, and for the latter not much changed. |
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The standard isn't great. There are few decent players and a few very physical girls but overall it isn't the easiest sport to watch. It's been said a million times but if the goals and pitch were smaller it would be more entertaining. For all the promotion and TV coverage, it's still an amateur game. The biggest changes are at youth level. When I was at school there was one girl in our year that played football. That was out of around about 125 girls. In my daugthers class (30) there are 6 playing week in week out for the local team. It's a huge shift. Maybe in 15 years time the standard will be a lot higher as a result of the increase in players and TV coverage. But there's a long way to go. |