Can England provide a boost?Womens Football Arsenal by Alistair M - BBC Sport (U5610751) 20 September 2007 ![]() Arsenal Ladies development manager Clare Wheatley Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own posted Sep 20, 2007 arsenalrules4evz
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Sean (U1882337) posted Sep 20, 2007 ArsenalRules4eva
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trigg_27 (U3922846) posted Sep 20, 2007 They need more media coverage in order to increase the popularity of the sport. That would in turn boost the pool of talent available and improve the standard of play.
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Sup3rArsenal (U7027489) posted Sep 20, 2007 Bikinis & jelly - then switch to wrestling!!
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santiago vant'-scmicht (U1750475) posted Sep 20, 2007 I think it says a lot about the popularity of the Ladies game that even the politically correct BBC have given the WWC only a cursory coverage. Although luckily for them the matches are played at off-peak times, saving them much embarrasment! As for the the national press.. hardly even a mention.
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Alistair M - BBC Sport (U5610751) posted Sep 21, 2007 Santiago
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daveinaustria (U3904417) posted Sep 23, 2007 I don't know if this problem exists or still exists in many ladies' clubs, but my brothers' girlfriend (who now is a very good hockey player) was recruited from school at the age of 15 by a certain prominent ladies team (who shall remain nameless) and was unnerved by a bunch of predatory lesbians who made her feel increasingly uncomfortable in the changing room.
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KSmith-bestever (U9667938) posted Sep 30, 2007 ok i play girls football and most of you are sad old men!
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