Coventry City Women (1 Viewer)
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Skyblueweeman
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There's costs associated with running such sides, even those in the Womens Championship. I suspect it was a cost thing.
Brighton Sky Blue
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We lost the women’s set-up to Cov Utd some time ago, I think around the Northampton move.
footyfrenzy
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Coventry United were Coventry City ladies but they defected due to the club not paying their costs
Evo1883
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Coventry city do have a women's team I believe , it's just not at the level of Coventry United .
My girls who play for Coventry United both have Coventry city teams in their respective leagues u10s and u13s
CovBrummie94
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As Brighton says it happened some time ago. The team merged with Cov United and became Cov United Ladies. There’s still a Cov City girls team.
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lordy_87
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Yeah seems a shame mind
covcity4life
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Think it's great the women's game coming on leaps and bounds. Nice to see girls who like footy actually being able to see it as a career now
tommy hutch legend
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Cov United mens team at home Saturday might pop in sky blue tavern and walk up to butts as it's international break
Evo1883
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Compared to men's football yes , but it's its own game, not trying to replicate the men .
My girls love playing football and that really is all that matters
fatso
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My step daughter used to play for cov women, and when I first went to watch them I was full on in piss take mode, but I have to admit I was blown away by the quality and commitment on show, they were bloody brilliant,
The womens league has fantastic technical ability, and they certainly won me over.
The womens league has fantastic technical ability, and they certainly won me over.
Saddlebrains
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Why? Weren't they meant as a phoenix team when we went to Northampton? Fuck them
Skyblueweeman
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I work with a couple of WSL teams and they're great to work with. The women's game has come on a lot in the last couple of years. This seasons TV deal with Sky and BBC has been great for them with more money going into the game and the teams now playing a number of games at mens stadiums.
For anyone who says the standard is 'shit'....its obviously in a different league to the mens game but they're years behind having the same coaching processes that the mens game has had. Womens football was banned up until the 50s (I think) but its come a long way and is only going to continue to get better.
As someone who has a daughter on the way, I'm pleased that it's growing the way it is so that there's more role models going forward. Rather a hard working young female footballer than a fucking Kardashian or Make in Essex bell end.
rob9872
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Thinly veiled my sperm is good post
covcity4life
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Very well said.
Skyblueweeman
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Sky_Blue_Dreamer
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While I agree about rather a footballer than Kardashian we need to improve the young role models for women to aspire to be great scientists and leaders. We need far more women in those positions and they could make a far bigger difference doing that than kicking a ball around.
Of course, it depends on what they want to do. Whether it be sport, science, music, arts or whatever, they're far more likely to be successful and happy if they can do something they enjoy.
Nick
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I have noticed the women's football is very "forced" on Sky. They often make sure a woman footballer is on Soccer AM and often they can't kick a football properly when they do things outside.
Obviously for young girls to be able to play football like the boys it's amazing. No reason why they shouldn't be able to do stuff like that.
Obviously for young girls to be able to play football like the boys it's amazing. No reason why they shouldn't be able to do stuff like that.
Otis
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You can hardly blame the women for playing for Coventry United though can you.
Never been to a women's game, but would gladly go and give them a watch if I got chance.
Saddlebrains
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Oh womens side i agree completely. Just feel anyone who watches Cov United mens is in the same bracket as Coventrians that watch wasps in my view
Otis
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Yeah, get that. And get this ..... I met with a friend I haven't seen for years the other day.
Said he had now got into rugby and was planning on going to a game. I said "It's not Wasps is it?" And he said it was and talking to him, he had no idea about the City getting kicked out, or Wasps taking over and didn't know Coventry already had a rugby team
CovBrummie94
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Out of interest, why the bad opinion on Cov United? I have no idea about their history as a club.
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SlowerThanPlatt
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They were formed as a protest club when CCFC moved to Northampton
Skyblueweeman
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Yep, totally agree with that to be fair. Was just mentioning female footballers because of the thread but you are indeed right. That Dr from Oxford Uni who helped develop the Covid vaccine - defo a role model.
skyblue1991
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I hope you dropped kicked the fuckerYeah, get that. And get this ..... I met with a friend I haven't seen for years the other day.
Said he had now got into rugby and was planning on going to a game. I said "It's not Wasps is it?" And he said it was and talking to him, he had no idea about the City getting kicked out, or Wasps taking over and didn't know Coventry already had a rugby team
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