The BBC and Sky seem to be making quite an effort to legitimise this abomination.

Is this really an exciting mass market spectator sport as they’d have us believe, or are they just caving in to the baying of wimmin demanding equality which would otherwise be unobtainable?

Personally, I have no interest in watching football played to the standard you’d find in a half decent school’s First XI. The whole thing’s a travesty.

Discuss.

Pushing it is a double win for the BBC, woke points plus they can screen “top level” football for peanuts.

It’s sh*t. Bad enough having them commentating on the men’s game , when it comes up on the screen, natalie mason 500 goals in 120 games for England. Oh please f*ck off.
Giving opinions on where Kante is going wrong in a game v Man City.
On talk sport the other day they were saying that the women’s top league should have VAR , when they haven’t even got it in the championship, games played in front of tens of thousands of fans.
Flicked over to some top level women’s game the other day, they was saying how important it was to have the crowds back. There was no c*nt there, actually I take that back, everyone what was there must have been a c*nt.

Karen Carney commentated on the Palace Brighton game and whilst her comments were OK a commentator must have a voice that people want to listen to and Karen's voice fails that test

Ah, but did you stuff ya face in the caff & not do owt 'gardeny'?

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