
CBEM wrote:What exactly are they?
Smaller seats?
More tampax machines?
Signs to explain the offside rule all around the stadium?



CBEM wrote:What exactly are they?
Smaller seats?
More tampax machines?
Signs to explain the offside rule all around the stadium?


CTID Hants wrote:CBEM wrote:What exactly are they?
Smaller seats?
More tampax machines?
Signs to explain the offside rule all around the stadium?
Keeps them away from ETIHAD.
salford city wrote:CTID Hants wrote:CBEM wrote:What exactly are they?
Smaller seats?
More tampax machines?
Signs to explain the offside rule all around the stadium?
Keeps them away from ETIHAD.
Exactly , not against women's footy, but it should stand on it's own. Pretty much all of the elite women's teams have been formed and funded off the back of the men's game. A girl who comes with us used to play for city ladies in the 80s nothing like it is today. It would be nowhere without the men's game.


salford city wrote:CTID Hants wrote:CBEM wrote:What exactly are they?
Smaller seats?
More tampax machines?
Signs to explain the offside rule all around the stadium?
Keeps them away from ETIHAD.
Exactly , not against women's footy, but it should stand on it's own. Pretty much all of the elite women's teams have been formed and funded off the back of the men's game. A girl who comes with us used to play for city ladies in the 80s nothing like it is today. It would be nowhere without the men's game.



CTID Hants wrote:salford city wrote:CTID Hants wrote:CBEM wrote:What exactly are they?
Smaller seats?
More tampax machines?
Signs to explain the offside rule all around the stadium?
Keeps them away from ETIHAD.
Exactly , not against women's footy, but it should stand on it's own. Pretty much all of the elite women's teams have been formed and funded off the back of the men's game. A girl who comes with us used to play for city ladies in the 80s nothing like it is today. It would be nowhere without the men's game.
We used have a member on here who was goalie for our womens team, until it became professional, iirc she got dropped like a sack of spuds as she wanted continue her career.
Tbf to City, they don't ram womens footie down our throats as much by having different sections on web site mens, women's, academy and so on unlike the Beeb who go out of the way promoting the women's game. That will probably change when the likes od sky get hold of the TV rights which beeb currently have.
For clarity, I very rarely keep up with EDS/youth either.
There have been days where on the beeb you struggle to find Premiership/championship/UCL news.

CTID Hants wrote:salford city wrote:CTID Hants wrote:CBEM wrote:What exactly are they?
Smaller seats?
More tampax machines?
Signs to explain the offside rule all around the stadium?
Keeps them away from ETIHAD.
Exactly , not against women's footy, but it should stand on it's own. Pretty much all of the elite women's teams have been formed and funded off the back of the men's game. A girl who comes with us used to play for city ladies in the 80s nothing like it is today. It would be nowhere without the men's game.
We used have a member on here who was goalie for our womens team, until it became professional, iirc she got dropped like a sack of spuds as she wanted continue her career.
Tbf to City, they don't ram womens footie down our throats as much by having different sections on web site mens, women's, academy and so on unlike the Beeb who go out of the way promoting the women's game. That will probably change when the likes od sky get hold of the TV rights which beeb currently have.
For clarity, I very rarely keep up with EDS/youth either.
There have been days where on the beeb you struggle to find Premiership/championship/UCL news.

zuricity wrote:Will they have those female urinals like some cities in northern italy where women have to stretch across and urinate in a hole in the ground?

carl_feedthegoat wrote:zuricity wrote:Will they have those female urinals like some cities in northern italy where women have to stretch across and urinate in a hole in the ground?
Long drop - my first experience of those was in Turkey as the men’s toilettes had them - Took me two shits in my trousers to get the hang of it.
Had PTSD for a while afterwards.
salford city wrote:
Exactly , not against women's footy, but it should stand on it's own. Pretty much all of the elite women's teams have been formed and funded off the back of the men's game. A girl who comes with us used to play for city ladies in the 80s nothing like it is today. It would be nowhere without the men's game.

Indianablue wrote:No interest in women's football. As long as it doesnt leech money out of a struggling men's game they can do what they want. But as others have said it should be self supporting. It pisses me off that headline pages in the media, BBC, our own club site mix the male and female games


zuricity wrote:Will they have those female urinals like some cities in northern italy where women have to stretch across and urinate in a hole in the ground?


Kippax Sean wrote:The old toilets behind the Kippax were worse than any hole in the ground. Wading through 2 inches of piss and half eaten pies. The women's toilets were probably slightly better.
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