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So basicly the women are the real badass players, while the pussyass men need to be covered in protective gear to not get bruises?This should answer your question.
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So basicly the women are the real badass players, while the pussyass men need to be covered in protective gear to not get bruises?This should answer your question.
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So basicly the women are the real badass players, while the pussyass men need to be covered in protective gear to not get bruises?
Yeah womens soccer is popular, is why I didn't say football in the title.
It is? I don't think any of my friends who also watch a lot of football can name on female player.
I appreciate the response. Where does it say the Men's MMA finish stats in the article?
Let me answer it like this... 80% or more Americans just thought the same thing I did, which is "there's a women's NFL?"
I know that lingerie football is a thing.
Lisa [menacing]: What position have you got for me?!? Thats right, a girl wants to play football! How about that!
Ned Flanders: Well thats super dupa Lisa! In fact we already have four girls on the team. [gestures to the four girls practicing in the background]
I wouldn't be sure if I was even on the Internet without a daily dose of casual sexism. Thanks!The AFC has plenty of fans, OP.
From the perspective of a spectator, professional women sports make no sense at all. Why watch women play when their level of play is similar to that of the lower divisions of the men's leagues? No matter how much money you throw at it, this fact will never change. That's the reason why I stopped watching women's tennis (when I was actually still watching tennis). It was just so much slower and less exciting than men's tennis.
No one calls it gridiron. It's just "football" because it's the most dominant code of football in the US. I've heard the field called a "gridiron," much as soccer people refer the field as a "pitch."
"American football" is the term I've always heard when people are distinguishing it from other football codes (even when discussing "Canadian football,") but I tend to prefer "tackle football" because it's more descriptive of the game - successful tackles always end the run of play (whereas tackles seem to be a much more minor element in rugby and soccer.) It's also less tied to geography/politics. "Tackle football," however, is not widely used, I can only think of a handful of times that I've heard it used.
Women aren't barred from the NFL, so any woman could play if she were good enough and made a team. There is no "women's NFL", any pro or semi-pro leagues aren't affiliated with the NFL.
Let me answer it like this... 80% or more Americans just thought the same thing I did, which is "there's a women's NFL?"
I know that lingerie football is a thing.
Women's Football, however, is definitely taken seriously.
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Women aren't barred from the NFL, so any woman could play if she were good enough and made a team. There is no "women's NFL", any pro or semi-pro leagues aren't affiliated with the NFL.
LolLet me answer it like this... 80% or more Americans just thought the same thing I did, which is "there's a women's NFL?"
I know that lingerie football is a thing.
Women aren't barred from the NFL, so any woman could play if she were good enough and made a team. There is no "women's NFL", any pro or semi-pro leagues aren't affiliated with the NFL.
they care as much about women's basketball as you do about the nfl.
That's association football dude
didn't know there was a women's NFL
Sports where women are taking seriously: AKA genuine bankable, recognizable stars are born in...
1- Tennis
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2- Basketball
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3- Soccer/Football
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4- MMA
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5- Track n Field
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Where do you live that women's basketball is taken seriously? I rarely hear about college basketball, and the WNBA isn't remotely taken seriously.
up here in New England at least, people definitely care about women's Basketball
So you're arguing for a more inclusive league?
Because there are female athletes in multiple sports who I feel outclass and outplay a whole lot of male athletes.
But you know, we as an American society decided to separate the two.
I mean, it's not like there's bylaws preventing women from participating and entering men's professional sports.
Oh wait...
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No rules against women in the NFL
Thank goodness America is the back-to-back World Champs and forced those dirty Yuro-pee-ins to segregate their sports leagues. Oh wait......there are female athletes in multiple sports who I feel outclass and outplay a whole lot of male athletes.
But you know, we as an American society decided to separate the two.
That makes a lot of sense and now that I think about it, that's likely the context I heard it in too. Regardless, I think I'm going to use it more because "gridiron football" sounds stupid and "American football" doesn't include the Canadian variant (which is close enough that I'm usually including it and "America" seems to be a trigger word for an annoying subset of NeoGAF's audience.I hear 'tackle football' used most often not as a way to distinguish American Football from Soccer/Rugby/etc., but as a way to differentiate between between the well known, full-contact version and other, more street/pickup/backyard variants with less contact (flag football, two-hand-touch)
Not really.Really? Didn't know that. Do women try out often?
It probably feels that way because it is just a bunch of women who wanted to play football on a team, got some gear and started playing. Looks like any number of other post-collegiate amateur men's football leagues.I knew about the disgusting lingerie leagues, and never took those seriously. But I didn't know there were actually 3 leagues at the moment playing full contact football.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-NGn-XC9HwM
There's a whole game, all 2 hours of one. From a handful of plays I watched it feels very amateurish, so I can see why it hasn't caught on. Honestly feels like a bunch of women who wanted to play football on a team, got some gear and started playing.
You could say the same thing about any sport. No one watches any lower level sports league unless there's some sort of connection or gimmick. Two women's pro softball leagues died on the vine, two women's pro soccer leagues died, a women's pro basketball league failed, and I could reach the character limit of this post with the initials of all the men's low/developmental level pro leagues that have failed. The Legends Football League has two choices if it wants to succeed, develop a connection with a large enough fanbase to keep it going, or develop a gimmick. They went with gimmick. There's plenty of other women's football leagues that didn't.It's a testament to the kind of sport football is that the only way women are allowed to play it and get attention is in their underwear.
Where do you live that women's basketball is taken seriously? I rarely hear about college basketball, and the WNBA isn't remotely taken seriously.
Where do you live that women's basketball is taken seriously? I rarely hear about college basketball, and the WNBA isn't remotely taken seriously.
In the US from an early age football is seen as a girls sport, it's opposite in England.
Secondly the Premierleague is the biggest league in the world, it's kind of hard for women's football to get any attention.
Saying this though women's football is growing here a lot. Just recently this made the news.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/29789889
This should answer your question.
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Wow... SMH
We've failed as a human race.
Where do you live that women's basketball is taken seriously? I rarely hear about college basketball, and the WNBA isn't remotely taken seriously.
So people want the league to fail and shut down and the entire sport to cease to exist?
Anyway, up here in New England at least, people definitely care about women's Basketball
and no they don't