ENGLAND LIONESSES V THE HUN!! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿….MATCH THREAD

Wow, just got back at lunch from the States. Didn’t want to go to bed to early so I thought,watch the women.
The way the players and managers of both teams conduct themselves is fantastic.
Bandwagon I’ve jumped on but that is a game I actually enjoyed.
The supporters, to England players mauling Prince William fantastic, well done.😀
 
Goose said:
Wow, just got back at lunch from the States. Didn’t want to go to bed to early so I thought,watch the women.
The way the players and managers of both teams conduct themselves is fantastic.
Bandwagon I’ve jumped on but that is a game I actually enjoyed.
The supporters, to England players mauling Prince William fantastic, well done.😀
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You aren’t jumping on a bandwagon, you’ve just found your point of entry , and that’s what we need.
The more people who get drawn in, accidentally or otherwise the better 👍👍
 
Awesome, love them all a great team for the future too.
I know I’m repeating myself, but Leah will lead this team on for years.
❤️❤️❤️
 
BFC_BFC_BFC said:
Yep.. I did say to the Mrs it could do with a few decent ‘expletive loaded’ chants to get the atmosphere going. Hopefully that will improve over time 👍
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I think they fail to get into the Ref and Linos properly and aggressively but that will come if they keep learning and developing
 
Bloodtangerine said:
Who was your favourite England player?

I thought Bright was excellent
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I mentioned her before this game and I think you agreed - Leah Williamson is brilliant, reads the game so well that she doesn’t seem to try too hard.
Amazing partnership with Millie Bright, who is a proper hard rock.
When Leah got given the captain arm band earlier this year, a lot of critics questioned it, saying she was too young and inexperienced. All of the senior players (White, Bronze etc.) laughed. And said she was the bossiest cow in the squad, and they all listened to her.
We’ve got an amazing squad, though, so there’s a lot of choices
 
Johnno said:
I mentioned her before this game and I think you agreed - Leah Williamson is brilliant, reads the game so well that she doesn’t seem to try too hard.
Amazing partnership with Millie Bright, who is a proper hard rock.
When Leah got given the captain arm band earlier this year, a lot of critics questioned it, saying she was too young and inexperienced. All of the senior players (White, Bronze etc.) laughed. And said she was the bossiest cow in the squad, and they all listened to her.
We’ve got an amazing squad, though, so there’s a lot of choices
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Yes
 
Bloodtangerine said:
Who will watch some Women’s Football next season in an actual Ground after this momentous achievement?


Being honest I won’t
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No. There isn't a local team to follow more than anything else, and also there's too much to keep track of in the mens game. At a push some of the WSL if it's on when the Prem & EFL stop for internationals, or the highlights after the Sunday MOTD. But that seems to just be wall-to-wall Emma Hayes and her team bullying everyone to me.

Whatever the next England game is, if it's on telly and I can see it, then I will now just to keep track of the players who have been involved in this.

I'm probably not the target audience anyway. I've just jumped in on this tournament and have quite enjoyed what I've seen from England as a team. Good football is good football to me.

Also Jill Scott calling someone a f** prick. If that doesn't inspire a young girl want to grow up to call their German counterpart a f**ing prick I don't know what will.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1553809442629632001
 
Bloodtangerine said:
bit sexist that pal
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Bloodtangerine said:
Who will watch some Women’s Football next season in an actual Ground after this momentous achievement?


Being honest I won’t
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I’d like to think id pop down now and again to watch our ladies at Bloomfield (if we do the ladies anymore - we had a decent team 10ish years ago), but only cos I live so close to the ground. I wouldn’t travel if I’m honest .
 
poolfc said:
No. There isn't a local team to follow more than anything else, and also there's too much to keep track of in the mens game. At a push some of the WSL if it's on when the Prem & EFL stop for internationals, or the highlights after the Sunday MOTD. But that seems to just be wall-to-wall Emma Hayes and her team bullying everyone to me.

Whatever the next England game is, if it's on telly and I can see it, then I will now just to keep track of the players who have been involved in this.

I'm probably not the target audience anyway. I've just jumped in on this tournament and have quite enjoyed what I've seen from England as a team. Good football is good football to me.

Also Jill Scott calling someone a f** prick. If that doesn't inspire a young girl want to grow up to call their German counterpart a f**ing prick I don't know what will.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1553809442629632001
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That could be one of my favourite moments in football tbh. Hilarious and iconic.
 
poolfc said:
No. There isn't a local team to follow more than anything else, and also there's too much to keep track of in the mens game. At a push some of the WSL if it's on when the Prem & EFL stop for internationals, or the highlights after the Sunday MOTD. But that seems to just be wall-to-wall Emma Hayes and her team bullying everyone to me.

Whatever the next England game is, if it's on telly and I can see it, then I will now just to keep track of the players who have been involved in this.

I'm probably not the target audience anyway. I've just jumped in on this tournament and have quite enjoyed what I've seen from England as a team. Good football is good football to me.

Also Jill Scott calling someone a f** prick. If that doesn't inspire a young girl want to grow up to call their German counterpart a f**ing prick I don't know what will.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1553809442629632001
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Jesus wept! I’m sure there were more swear words in the crowd when one of our players got smashed.
 
I went yesterday. Bought the tickets last summer. Great to go to such an occasion. And it’s always good to see happy people.

Not a patch on watching Blackpool win a play off final though

Had seats by a flight of steps leading down to the concourse and bogs.

I have never seen so many people go up and down the stairs repeatedly. I get the people with kids, but the adults? It’s not like they had 4 pints beforehand!
 
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