Topic: World female football. - page 2. (Read 494 times)

I think their publicity has got a lot to do with how much they will be discussed because if they are not widely broadcasted then lesser attention will be given to them and will reduce attention that will be given to them at a time meanwhile they could have had more attention if they have this broad visibility that's very much needed.

The women's world cup usually have the much needed visibility and that has helped them a long way aswell to gain the attention it gets and aswell been far discussed because I'm most certain that if there were to be a female world cup on going there would be a thread which would have been opened by now, but then asides the world cup competition for the women I think they do have league games too which could be discussed too aswell, if these tv broadcasting channels aswell are able to help with the visibility of these female leagues then discussing them will be very easy.

When talking about tennis, volleyball, boxing, handball, basketball, swimming, gymnastics, athletics, women manage to do very well, to the point of even being able to perform better than men at times. but when it comes to football, we see women being a big disaster and honestly, it's very difficult for me to watch a women's football game, because it looks like I'm watching children's football games. no offense but that's exactly how I feel when I watch women's football games. In my opinion this happens because in most cases women start playing football when they are very adults and as a result they don't have much technique when playing football.

Unlike sports that use the hands, sports such as football that use the feet to control the ball require many more years of practice, so adult women who started playing cannot master football well, making them look like children when they play. playing. That doesn't mean they can't improve, in my opinion governments should start investing a lot in women's football, if they want women's football to have the same quality as men's one day. A few days ago I saw a newspaper laughing because the players' salaries were 100 times higher than the female players' salaries, and he also talked about how tiring women's football was to watch and honestly I share the same opinion as him. By this I mean that creating a thread here to talk about women's football will not get much attention

Do you know something about women football? If you do, it will be good if you can bump that thread up to visibility with some kind of comment.


Women watch and are interested in male football, It will be good if men can start becoming interested in women football.

I'll be honest, I used to think women's football wasn't all that thrilling to watch.  Please dont misunderstand - I think it's incredible to see more fans tuning into the women's game nowadays.  The matches can be truly compelling and it sends an important statement on fairness and opening doors for female athletes.  But, when it comes to sports betting, I haven't quite jumped on the bandwagon yet. Maybe it's the lack of historical data compared to the men's game, or maybe I just haven't seen enough upsets to convince me the odds are worth it.  Guess I need more research!

I believe that women's leagues have potential to grow a lot.
It requires some promotion though. Most teams have a women's team also and most places have a local team too. For smaller teams it can even be free to go see the match or just have a very small ticket price.
I honestly appreciate this grassroots support and kinda reminds me of the humble beginnings of association football in Europe.

I used to go to women's basketball matches of our local basketball team and the ticket was a meager 2€, usually people would give more out of support though.
Even this small boost gave players a lot of confidence, more joined the team and they achieved a very good result.
With small teams, even a little support can go a long way. Women's football is also very inspiring to young women and girls and definitely a good influence to our youth. Casinos could also extend their influence to doing something positive by supporting women's clubs.

A new thread with a better description about what should be discussed will make more sense than just saying female sports, such thread might turn out chaotic, taking a good example for the discussion that's more concerned on men's sports, there's a thread for various leagues and boxing, tennis and other sporting activities in which women do.

There's a female football league aswell if I'm not making a mistake, that can be discussed on a thread of its own, same applies to tennis, basketball, boxing ant the rest of other sports done by the female gender and according to their various leagues or country, a thread can be made of them.and we will further have so much to discuss about added to that which we have already. There's so much going on in the female world of sports just the way it is with the female.

Trying to establish a thread were women football is talked about isn't a bad idea as it'll serve as a way of engaging everyone in sports including football and also making the forum a gender neutral ground which allows everyone including women to discuss about their own sports.
The truth is that the thread is going to experience low turnout of persons who are ready to talk about female football since the love for female football is very limited. Hopefully, this thread is gonna create awareness for people to start engaging in female football and also know things that concerns female football.

If it's a female in a big major competition, there will be a lot of talk.
For example, the soccer women's world cup must be a lot to talk about. if the regular women's competition, for example the EPL in England female, rarely people talk about it. because those who broadcast on TV are very rare if there is no spectacle that can be watched, yes people will definitely not talk about it.

The difference between the quality in soccer for men and women is quite pronounced in this case and it is also the case for my perspective because when referring to women's sports especially in soccer I only see about the women's world cup or similar major competitions other than that I don't pay much attention because the favorite to see soccer done by men is more of a better treat.

Not to discriminate but the fact that it is more suitable for men is already a certainty but of course for women's soccer, especially for world events such as the world cup, it is always interesting and even not a few female athletes who get awards in soccer for their careers such as https://www.fifa.com/fifaplus/id/the-best-fifa-football-awards/articles/marta-dianugerahi-penghargaan-spesial (in local news) shows that everything is seen as equal, it's just that in this case the interest is slightly smaller than the men who do the match.

I tried to start up a thread for the Women Super League this season after I noticed that there was some interest in women football during the women world cup. The thread on women super league never got going because it looked like the people who have interest in the women super league and follow it up are not so much. Since we cannot force people to have an interest and follow up women football, I abandoned my efforts to try to keep that thread active.

see here
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.62913304

Maybe you can leave a comment @OP and make it active again.

while there is no patriarchy here and the topic won't be deleted just because it is talking about women, the OP might still get called out by some members about opening a discussion thread where a discussion thread about it already exists, I guess the OP is just worried about that and probably also checking if such threads already exist.

damn, those are painful to watch, what's worse is that this happens in women's football big leagues.

Yes!
We need to talk more about women's sports.
In football, for example, 2023 marked a huge expansion in varying numbers in the women's sport....

Just here in Brazil (where I live), last year women's football set several new records for attendance at stadiums and also for attendance at matches in the last Brazilian Women's Championship.
I have read that also in European football, the year 2023 also presented data that attest to the exponential growth of the sport. In October, the match played between Arsenal and Liverpool marked the largest attendance in the history of the English Women's Championship with 54,115 fans at the Emirates Stadium, home of the London club.

The problem is that the amount of money spent on advertising and hiring between women and men is still huge... I hope this discrimination in values is better balanced as soon as possible.

There are some activities here around the female world cup or the euro cup but there's not much discussion about the leagues. As almost all of the popular leagues have an female league running. There could be various reasons for it but the most prominent that's seen of first view are the intensity of the game. The female football is not as fast and physically demanding as male football. It might be due the physique of how we are built. Money and sponsorship follows the games where there are more viewers.
Though we have made much more progress on how much of our female players gets paid and female football is now covered more than ever and still has a long way to go.

It seems like there's no problem if you want to open a thread about women's sports competitions. However I don't know the players and the last time I bet on a women's football match ending badly, I didn't know the news about the players and had never watched a women's football match. I just bet on a women's football match for fun, and the score was very high, if I'm not mistaken, up to 7-2. Very rare in men's football matches

However, if I'm not mistaken, there seems to be a thread discussing women's football matches.

Do you genuinely care and feel excited by women's sports categories? If so, feel free to create threads respective to women championships and leagues and start talking about it. However, don't feel like it's your obligation or duty to do so, just because there is a modern political agenda imposing it to the global population. Sports have to be entertaining to watch and bet on, however if people are watching and betting on them just for the sake of following the media and ideological movements' orders, then it doesn't make sense at all. It's like doing something you don't really want or like, but just because other people told you to do, so you feel you belong to their group somehow, although nobody there really cares about you at all, anyway...

Women's soccer is not very popular, I myself have never watched it except for watching video footage passing by on social media, the rest never know about the specifics and statistics.

I've never even placed a bet on any women's sport because I didn't like it from the beginning, as for people who like it, it means they have watched a lot of matches but I myself don't.

See my thread about women's football is not interested in discussion there, maybe some don't know some of the names of the players or the match schedule, in contrast to men's football it is getting more interesting especially with some star players moving then it will be a hot conversation in the media.

women's football here does not have much interest and the average bettor here chooses to bet on men's football.
I don't know why most people prefer to bet on football played by men, but in my opinion it's all because not only as a bettor but also as a supporter of a popular team in a league, men's football is more popular here.
but actually as a pure bettor they will bet on any match.
If you really want to create a thread to discuss women's football, you can do it, even though there has been a previous thread, but I see the thread is very quiet and there is no interest from bettors in discussing the match.

You say there are a lot of events happening, and which ones exactly? I’m honestly not a fan of women’s football and I don’t even know a single athlete’s name. If you have something to share be sure to publish it, it will be interesting to read and perhaps then there will be a little more fans.
Women's tennis, volleyball and swimming are quite popular, for some reason it turned out that way, but women's football champions are not very popular.

If you see the revenue from these industry (Female Football vs Men Football).

More sector can bring more revenue are on the (Men), based on the discussion there already have some thread discuss about (Female). However, from the perspective most majority comment, vote and other.

Still the reason no one talk to much about these, people love (Men Footbal) even for the people who are not fans of Football.

The reason there is no such thread yet as anyone is free to open it is because usually gamblers and fans of football,the vast majority of them like to watch men football more.The reason is because this football has been developed much more and much earlier in time and people are used to it while the female football is relatively new and honestly if you see the results of most games you will see a big goal difference meaning the quality of such games is relatively low compared to men football.