Beat the previous record by about 26,000. I hear they are expecting more at Stamford Bridge later for Chelsea - Spurs too. I think the tickets were very cheap / free but the game is heading in the right direction.
24,564 at Chelsea vs Tottenham.Beat the previous record by about 26,000. I hear they are expecting more at Stamford Bridge later for Chelsea - Spurs too. I think the tickets were very cheap / free but the game is heading in the right direction.
By using that logic, we would fill every EFL cup game? World Cup has had a massive effect on attendanceSeems to have really quietened down on the media (even the bbc) since that Manchester Derby on the international weekend... few results getting highlighted but not hearing much.
With regards to the Germany match, I think the price might have something to do with it.... £15 adults and kids for a quid...
Don't know since on the BBC website most women's matches are not clickable.I wasn’t really proposing any logic... just the thought that many families will take the opportunity for a relatively cheap trip to Wembley.
How are the attendances doing for the women’s premier league after the opening day publicity...? Genuine question, I have no idea...
I think United Liverpool was a decent turnout but I have no idea either without looking it up. Equally have no idea when the fixtures are played! I don’t see anything for Coventrys ladies team and result on CET pages etc. Shame reallyI wasn’t really proposing any logic... just the thought that many families will take the opportunity for a relatively cheap trip to Wembley.
How are the attendances doing for the women’s premier league after the opening day publicity...? Genuine question, I have no idea...
How the hell can the game get popular if even the basics aren’t there. Sky sports did a lot of women’s sports but that has seemed to have died down too. If you know in advance then people may turn up, I have two girls and the May want to go but couldn’t tell them when!Don't know since on the BBC website most women's matches are not clickable.
Even most women's international matches are not clickable.
You'd probably have to go to the club's websites to find out.
Some of the goal-keeping is poor and some is excellent, just like in the men's game.It probably is gaining popularity but it is also being rammed down our throats a ridiculous amount. All this equality stuff is bollocks to be honest.
I fully support the womens game but it is a lot different and I think it's a bit desperate and patronising the way it keeps being gone on about.
I used to go and watch 'The Koppaberg's' - the Gothenburg's women's team, when I lived in Sweden. I did really quite enjoy it but it isn't the same. I always highlighted the goalkeeping being so poor at the time, but for some reason people get funny when you bring it up.
The BBC are pushing it for all it’s worth, it’s all a bit patronising. It’s grown huge in the US on it’s own. It’s really growing sport over here, let it build itself.
Have a separate FA, and don’t rely on being funded off the back of the men’s game.
You wouldn’t click if they did!I’ve got no issue with it or with the bbc pushing it other than when there’s a headline like: “England star striker injured and out of qualifying for the season” and it’s not Harry Kane it’s one of the women. It should be stated it’s the women’s game beforehand.
You wouldn’t click if they did!
One of my daughters would probably buy a ticket for a tiddlywinks competition, as long as it was held at Wembley.I remember schoolgirls international hockey used to get a half decent turn out at the old Wembley.
Which was more or less the sentiment of my post.One of my daughters would probably buy a ticket for a tiddlywinks competition, as long as it was held at Wembley.
It's like those tabloid headlines about "football star gets in trouble for ...." and turns out they were on Rochdale's books 10 years ago or had a spell in someone's youth team.I’ve got no issue with it or with the bbc pushing it other than when there’s a headline like: “England star striker injured and out of qualifying for the season” and it’s not Harry Kane it’s one of the women. It should be stated it’s the women’s game beforehand.
A few years back our very own odious rag led the back page headline - 'City sign Shearer'.It's like those tabloid headlines about "football star gets in trouble for ...." and turns out they were on Rochdale's books 10 years ago or had a spell in someone's youth team.
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