Today's Diddy Games

[its_a_goal]

Without trying to offend anyone woman’s football is poor.

Tried watching the Scotland England game but it’s a poor standard to me.

Did notice that Scott Booth was the co commentator.

I hope Scott didn't injure himself whilst commentating?

[Aldo1983]

Without trying to offend anyone woman’s football is poor.

Tried watching the Scotland England game but it’s a poor standard to me.

Did notice that Scott Booth was the co commentator.

Poor compared to what?

[rico94]

Poor compared to what?

Just my opinion which means nothing but compared to men’s football it’s hard to watch.

The bit I saw today the Scotland defender tried to shield the ball out for a goal kick from about 30 yards out.

[Jupiter]

The biggest problem is that the goalies aren't tall enough.

[RedStarTorphins]

I don’t watch men’s international football, so there’s f**k all chance of me watching women play international football.

Oh aye... F**K THE SFA, MASONIC CHEATING C***S

[redtaz]

The BBC PC thought police are really shoving the wifies world cup down our throats.

yup and its dire , highland league would gub them

[ragnarok]

Women's football has come on leaps and bounds in the last few decades but unfortunately it's not enough for some folk to just let it be what it is on its own merits. If the BBC website is anything to go by, the BBC is infested with yawnsome, bourgeois, privately educated feminist types who think that the only reason men's sports are more popular than women's sports is "patriarchy" or some other such facile guff.

[blowupsheep]

Did notice that Scott Booth was the co commentator.

So could Scott Booth potentially be our next manager when DM finally goes.
Let's face it Booth could be the obvious choice as he has already got a decent amount of experience working with a load of fannies.

[57vintage]

I hate being assailed from all sides by kiltie patriots pishing their pants, or allowing the stream to run down their legs as they are tough fearless warriors for whom pants are an English aberration and a sign of latent gender-bending (you're wearing a skirt, for ****'s sake), just because there are people representing "Scotland".

It's like when everyone seems to become an expert on curling and there are demands to do one's patriotic duty and back "ourbrave lassies" even the one that looks like Colin Hendry; or swimming, where someone goes for a dook with a saltire sewn on to their dookers and there are calls to watch and support someone flailing aboot in 660,253.09 gallons* of chlorinated water in which they've all probably had a sly pish.

I'm not a fan, in case you wondered.

* I checked that

[Aldo1983]

Women's football has come on leaps and bounds in the last few decades but unfortunately it's not enough for some folk to just let it be what it is on its own merits. If the BBC website is anything to go by, the BBC is infested with yawnsome, bourgeois, privately educated feminist types who think that the only reason men's sports are more popular than women's sports is "patriarchy" or some other such facile guff.

That sums up my feelings on it. People from both sides need to let it be what it is. It's like the English sneering at the standard in our game.