To be fair, they should have their own sub-forum (I don't think it would be helpful for them to have their own site and hobnobs are a gender neutral biscuit anyway)The Royal Forester wrote:On another thread it was suggested that one was started on the Royal Women's Team
Is it though? It's quite a masculine biscuit.Forbury Lion wrote:To be fair, they should have their own sub-forum (I don't think it would be helpful for them to have their own site and hobnobs are a gender neutral biscuit anyway)The Royal Forester wrote:On another thread it was suggested that one was started on the Royal Women's Team
Speckled with non-masculine bits. Does this make it a Garibaldi? Alternatively, maybe we're the chocolate on the digestive, the orangey bit in a Jaffa....NewCorkSeth wrote:Is it though? It's quite a masculine biscuit.Forbury Lion wrote:To be fair, they should have their own sub-forum (I don't think it would be helpful for them to have their own site and hobnobs are a gender neutral biscuit anyway)The Royal Forester wrote:On another thread it was suggested that one was started on the Royal Women's Team
Jaffa cakes arent biscuits. We are more like the filling in custard creams.muirinho wrote:Speckled with non-masculine bits. Does this make it a Garibaldi? Alternatively, maybe we're the chocolate on the digestive, the orangey bit in a Jaffa....NewCorkSeth wrote:Is it though? It's quite a masculine biscuit.Forbury Lion wrote:To be fair, they should have their own sub-forum (I don't think it would be helpful for them to have their own site and hobnobs are a gender neutral biscuit anyway)
Are you saying it's wrong for a female to put something masculine in their mouth and gobble it down?NewCorkSeth wrote:Is it though? It's quite a masculine biscuit.Forbury Lion wrote:To be fair, they should have their own sub-forum (I don't think it would be helpful for them to have their own site and hobnobs are a gender neutral biscuit anyway)The Royal Forester wrote:On another thread it was suggested that one was started on the Royal Women's Team
While hilarious I cannot with good conscience engage further in the sexualisation of women on their only football thread. Unless that Millwall player comes up somehow. Then I'll engage.Forbury Lion wrote:Are you saying it's wrong for a female to put something masculine in their mouth and gobble it down?NewCorkSeth wrote:Is it though? It's quite a masculine biscuit.Forbury Lion wrote:To be fair, they should have their own sub-forum (I don't think it would be helpful for them to have their own site and hobnobs are a gender neutral biscuit anyway)
Highlights https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/av/football/50536809Royals and Racers wrote:Great result for the Ladies this afternoon at West Ham. 1-0 down at half time and down to 10 with Rachel Rowe sent off on 45 mins, then 2-0 down on 65 mins came back to win 3-2 with goals from Leine 75 mins, Chaplen 76 mins and Moore on 83 mins
Wow, saw they were 2-0 down and 10 women so thought that was all over. Excellent.Royals and Racers wrote:Great result for the Ladies this afternoon at West Ham. 1-0 down at half time and down to 10 with Rachel Rowe sent off on 45 mins, then 2-0 down on 65 mins came back to win 3-2 with goals from Leine 75 mins, Chaplen 76 mins and Moore on 83 mins
6th at present with a game in hand at lowly Birmingham - win that and they would be 5thHound wrote:Hopefully will kick start their season - been a bit disappointing so far
Swift won't score a better one this season. Cracker.Hound wrote:was a very good free kick that
Don't bother.Royals and Racers wrote:Reading Ladies are away tomorrow night - playing Brighton in a WSL match Ko 7.45pm. The match is at Crawley FC’s ground and is being played tomorrow as Crawley have a FA cup match at home on Sunday.
Don’t Bother what !!! ?Aeroguide wrote:Don't bother.Royals and Racers wrote:Reading Ladies are away tomorrow night - playing Brighton in a WSL match Ko 7.45pm. The match is at Crawley FC’s ground and is being played tomorrow as Crawley have a FA cup match at home on Sunday.
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