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[Trentham Lakes Valiant]

Looks like the England Women's Team will. once again, be getting the early plane home. For how long will the BBC spend licence payers' money trying to force us to watch this drivel?

[Jacko51]

Looks like the England Women's Team will. once again, be getting the early plane home. For how long will the BBC spend licence payers' money trying to force us to watch this drivel?

 

Nobody forced you, Si - just waiting for the shirt off goal celeb were we??

[TWIGGY]

Looks like the England Women's Team will. once again, be getting the early plane home. For how long will the BBC spend licence payers' money trying to force us to watch this drivel?

 

Possibly the worst comment I have ever read on ovf...congratulations

[Yukon]

I think women's World Cup football could increase its viewing figures by changing the title to "22 girls, one cup"

[TheSage]

I attended the Olympic Final last year at Wembley.

USA beat Japan 2-1 in front of over 80,000 people - not all I'm sure were barmy.

The football was of a high standard and it was more like watching a Premiership game in terms of the way the teams built up play from the back, kept possession well and showed a high level of skill and organisation.

The winning goal was excellent.

I have to say I was impressed and enjoyed the game and atmosphere immensely.

The way the players jumped up immediately when fouled, played to the ref's whistle and respected each other was a lesson that professional footballers in England might care to copy.

[Spunk Trumpet]

Looks like the England Women's Team will. once again, be getting the early plane home. For how long will the BBC spend licence payers' money trying to force us to watch this drivel?

 

Any form of football is better than the majority that the BBC have to offer.

 

Personally speaking they have been wasting tax payers money on dog**** like Eastenders for nearly 30 years.

A few womens football matches is quite pleasant viewing actually.

[RAF Vale]

I saw the thread title and thought it was about Scottish Football.

[Trentham Lakes Valiant]

I attended the Olympic Final last year at Wembley.

USA beat Japan 2-1 in front of over 80,000 people - not all I'm sure were barmy.

The football was of a high standard and it was more like watching a Premiership game in terms of the way the teams built up play from the back, kept possession well and showed a high level of skill and organisation.

The winning goal was excellent.

I have to say I was impressed and enjoyed the game and atmosphere immensely.

The way the players jumped up immediately when fouled, played to the ref's whistle and respected each other was a lesson that professional footballers in England might care to copy.

 

Did you ask for specific tickets or were they allotted?