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Women in football

Postby Dogwatcher » Tue Oct 23, 2007 12:40 pm

It's the off season, so I thought I'd chuck up a topic about the contribution that women make to football.

It's a man's game on the field, but without them, we'd struggle to get our teams on the field and keep our clubs running off it.

At my club, we have ladies doing all sorts of jobs, including a couple of female trainers.

And I'm sure there are plenty out there, including even some on this site!

Thanks ladies in football at every level!
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Re: Women in football

Postby smac » Tue Oct 23, 2007 3:08 pm

You bloody skirt chaser, DW! :wink:

Have a whole lot of respect for chicks that hang around because they love the game, despite getting 'used and abused' by blokes with no clue - like some CHICK from the FALCONS who keeps having to put up with not being outwardly appreciated.

I reckon we appreciate them all and just don't show it.
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Re: Women in football

Postby silicone skyline » Tue Oct 23, 2007 4:16 pm

I think the women sometimes get more passionate about the game than the men.
Well, maybe that's coz that's all i can hear cheering for me when i run on the field :wink:
Thanks mum. :oops:
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Re: Women in football

Postby Dogwatcher » Tue Oct 23, 2007 4:24 pm

East Murray has one of the most vocal female supporters you'll ever hear.
A lovely lady, who continues to cheer for her team throughout the day.
Just when you're thinking she's running out of breath, she gets another cheer out.
As an opposition player, you wonder what the hell's going on. But the East Murray boys love her, cos she's so devoted to them.
I don't think I've ever heard her abuse the opposition either - just cheers her boys on.
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Re: Women in football

Postby mighty hounds » Tue Oct 23, 2007 6:11 pm

after having an female umpire two of our games i can say there pretty much just like male umpires. if u disagree and argue with them they give u bad calls and if u agree wiht them and play the game they look after u. we have a couple at our club that have important roles, but i think its good for the game
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Re: Women in football

Postby Pag » Wed Oct 24, 2007 5:26 pm

My mum was a junior secretary and treasurer and to see the amount of work she did behind the scenes, we've got mums and wives and stuff who clean the club, as well as organising the social side and being on the committee. They all work their ass off, so thanks to all the women involved in local footy.

You too FC :D
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Re: Women in football

Postby Stevie_K » Wed Oct 24, 2007 6:58 pm

don't forget the canteen ladies!
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Re: Women in football

Postby The Rooster » Thu Oct 25, 2007 6:06 pm

Women certainly can become very passionate about "their" team.

Played for a State Rep side in Broken hill a while back and while not quite all of B/Hill turned out, it was a reasonable crowd, but the most bone splitting, ear piercing sound was this old battle axe, with the less creative battle cry "C'MON BROKEN HILL" in her thick Slang Drawl, it echoes in my mind today, god bless her!!

And a humble mention to the ladies because it certainly helps some clubs get recruits, if they have some reasonable young ladies about the place! oh! and someone has to cook the Schnitzels!!

And some of you may have seen that footage from Alice Springs, the Biffo from Their GF, the footage clearly shows one frontbum kinghitting another, priceless!! :D
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Re: Women in football

Postby A Mum » Thu Jul 31, 2008 10:15 am

Awwww........

What a great thread :D

Thankyou for thanking the women in football... and especially the 'Mums' !! :heart:

You're right though... having grown up with country footy all my life there were always Mum's and even Grandma's around the clubs I've been involved in. And now it's a part of my adult life with my sons playing and I am now one of those mums :lol:

Long live country footy :)
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Re: Women in football

Postby Mr Magoo » Tue Aug 05, 2008 6:22 pm

Good on ya Mum

I am interested to know if there has ever been a Female senior coach in Footy.....Female Jockeys, Heaps of men coach senior netball...so why not???
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Re: Women in football

Postby hawkseye » Tue Aug 05, 2008 6:40 pm

Mr Magoo wrote:Good on ya Mum

I am interested to know if there has ever been a Female senior coach in Footy.....Female Jockeys, Heaps of men coach senior netball...so why not???

I have seen a couple in juniors. Pretty sure there is one coaching one of Lockleys sides now, they also had female runner aswell. Havent seen one in seniors though.
Thats what im talkin aboooouuuut!!!!!!
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Re: Women in football

Postby A Mum » Tue Aug 05, 2008 11:42 pm

It's only a matter of time :D
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Re: Women in football

Postby shoe boy » Wed Aug 06, 2008 10:22 am

A Mum wrote:It's only a matter of time :D

I love my mum too, but women to coach football you are joking [-X
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Re: Women in football

Postby Jelom19 » Wed Aug 06, 2008 11:25 am

shoe boy wrote:
A Mum wrote:It's only a matter of time :D

I love my mum too, but women to coach football you are joking [-X

Its all ready happend bassani is coaching encounter bay in great southern
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Re: Women in football

Postby A Mum » Wed Aug 06, 2008 11:30 am

Jelom19 wrote:
shoe boy wrote:
A Mum wrote:It's only a matter of time :D

I love my mum too, but women to coach football you are joking [-X

Its all ready happend bassani is coaching encounter bay in great southern


:lol:

You're a funny boy/man Jelom 19 !! :D
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Re: Women in football

Postby A Mum » Wed Aug 06, 2008 11:32 am

shoe boy wrote:
A Mum wrote:It's only a matter of time :D

I love my mum too, but women to coach football you are joking [-X


:D Yes I'm only joking Shoe Boy.... Mum's put up with a lot... but coaching a football team....I don't think so ](*,)
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Re: Women in football

Postby Jelom19 » Wed Aug 06, 2008 12:33 pm

A Mum wrote:
shoe boy wrote:
A Mum wrote:It's only a matter of time :D

I love my mum too, but women to coach football you are joking [-X


:D Yes I'm only joking Shoe Boy.... Mum's put up with a lot... but coaching a football team....I don't think so ](*,)

Thanks mum whats for tea tonight
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Re: Women in football

Postby A Mum » Wed Aug 06, 2008 12:38 pm

PMSL :lol:

Sorry Jelom only boring tea tonight.... macaroni cheese :D
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Re: Women in football

Postby smithy » Wed Aug 06, 2008 12:41 pm

Had the pleasure of sharing a Bacardi with Mick Fitz have you A Mum ? :)
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Re: Women in football

Postby A Mum » Wed Aug 06, 2008 1:01 pm

:-s

lol... is that a trick question Smithy ??

Not sure who Mick Fitz is 8-[

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