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Women's Football in GeneralNewest Review: ... in the punk hall of fame, but it seemed that for a brief moment, they managed to achieve something of a albeit, teddy boy retro feel with ‘Rockin’ With Rita.’ Teaming up with mediocre ‘where are they now,’ fellow nerds from the same label, it’s heavy Duane Eddy feel should certainly pull in the Seventies Teddy Boy ravers, even if they were all out of work Dads by now. Again, the timing was ... more |
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by sam1942 - written on 04.12.06 (Very useful, 458 readings)
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Somewhere back in the early to mid Eighties, (no one exactly knows when) four dizzy school girls got together and decided to do something with their lives in Birmingham rather than be destined to grace the checkouts in their local Tesco’s. Sisters Jo and Maggie Dunne (four years older) were eagerly learning to play lead guitar and bass respectively whilst Vickie Perks only had eyes for being a front lady with microphone in hand and petite, blonde Tina O’Neill, already had drumsticks in her tiny grip ready for her first lesson. Not really coming up with any great ideas for a band name, one of them came up with the idea of playing around with one of the instruments they ...
by Small fry!!! - written on 08.08.02 (Not useful, 85 readings)
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Womens football is fantastic, its like soft porn. No but seriously its good for girls to play football then maybe they wont look like fat mingers. Unfortunately the Fulham girls football team won the womans cup. Many people take the mick of woman trying they should stick to cleaning and cooking.I love watching it, it gives me an excuse to play with my action man! By Jack the Spack Sory dooyoo.co.uk but it is funny! ...
by beckstrous - written on 17.07.02 (Very useful, 91 readings)
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Women can't play football. They can't head the ball, tackle, shoot or understand the offside rule. And don't even think about asking a girl to chest it down ... Actually, women *can* play football. It's just that I couldn't, particularly - though I had a good old crack at it, on and off, for three years. I'm not for one minute going to pretend that women's football in the UK is at the same standard as the men's game (yet), but it is now the most popular women's sport in England, so I thought I'd pen this opinion based on my experiences. I have been involved with three different clubs. The first was the most ...




