To provide a counter point, my little girl is excited that women's football is getting more coverage and she has little interest in the men's game. There are now more girls playing football than ever before around the world and I think it's great they have some role models and can see there are opportunities if they work hard. What harm does it actually cause? Should all TV scheduling focus on the mainstream? What a bleak idea that would be: Mrs Brown's Boys presenting Great British Bake-off.

Personally I am not interested in women's football but when men's football accounts for 99%+ of coverage through most media channels does it matter if Lineker promotes an upcoming women's game, or SKY gives some viagra to an advert? If it were just about viewing figures we'd be heading for that Super League, with the likes of Palace and Burnley being shown on highlights reels at midnight on ITV3.

In terms of female pundits they all seem pretty knowledgeable and even better than some of the male ones (some of whom have the vocabulary of a pre-schooler). In a world in which Mark Lawrenson and Garth Crooks still get airtime and David Pleat gets pulled out of his tomb for major tournaments I don't think there can be too many complaints.

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.

Surprised no one's mentioned England Ladies beating Latvia Ladies 20-0 last night.

I've never really been a supporter of equal pay but I've changed my mind. England's men should be paid the same as the women until they top their qualifying group with a goals for 53 goals against 0 after 6 games.

Also, have to disagree about David Pleat, of whom I think you are doing a major injustice.

I don't have an issue with women's football. I think standards amongst the top International teams have improved enormously over the years.

However, it does the women's game no favours when there are regularly games with teams scoring 10 goals or more against very weak opposition.England's twenty against Latvia was a bit of a joke. I was also surprised to see the players celebrating each goal as if it was the winner - a bit of assumed nonchalance might not gone amiss after the 10th one went in!