Wasn't sure that category this should go under but anyway,
anyone else find the amount of W-league content on the a-league's website really, really anoying. They have more than they do on the A-league teams.
anyone else find the amount of W-league content on the a-league's website really, really anoying. They have more than they do on the A-league teams.
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i wouldn't know i dont really go on the a-league homepage
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Wasn't sure that category this should go under but anyway,
anyone else find the amount of W-league content on the a-league's website really, really anoying. They have more than they do on the A-league teams.
anyone else find the amount of W-league content on the a-league's website really, really anoying. They have more than they do on the A-league teams.
Yes.
I wonder how many supporters of the other A-League teams care about their respective women's teams?
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I think thats why they have it all over the page. In the hope that some will at least follow it a little
Allegedly
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it.
I think thats why they have it all over the page. In the hope that some will at least follow it a little
Pretty much, I doubt it gets much media coverage over there, and FFA seem to be very keen to make it work well.You know we belong together...
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Wasn't sure that category this should go under but anyway,
anyone else find the amount of W-league content on the a-league's website really, really anoying. They have more than they do on the A-league teams.
anyone else find the amount of W-league content on the a-league's website really, really anoying. They have more than they do on the A-league teams.
Because of the week off perhaps?
w-league still play
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I think thats why they have it all over the page. In the hope that some will at least follow it a little
The cynical side of me suggests the A League are making an all out attempt in attracting more females to football in general and if they have their own League, they might also show up to the mens version, helping turn around falling attendences.
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The Ruf, The Ruf, The Ruf is on Fire!!
The Ruf, The Ruf, The Ruf is on Fire!!
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Its all good and well supporting them, but it currently over powers the men.
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Its all good and well supporting them, but it currently over powers the men.
Like HK keeper said are you sure it's not because the A-league is having a week off and the women's league is playing so of course they is going to be more W-League coverage.
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Yeh there is an increase this week, but there's still normally quite alot!
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It should also be noted that the W-League has a free-to -air TV deal, which the A-League does not.
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Are W-League matches played as curtain raisers?
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Are W-League matches played as curtain raisers?
Occasoinally I believe, pretty sure it was mentioned in another thread regarding the Nix getting curtain raisers.You know we belong together...
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Thea Slatyer
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When Hibs, went up, to win the Scottish Cup - I wisnae there - furfuxake!
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Whats with all the angst against the W-League? I think it's a great idea...
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You're complaining about a little coverage for the W-League? When they get barely any anywhere else?
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There are two Kiwis playing for the Melbourne Victory - Marlies Oostdam and Rebecca Tegg.
I'd love to be the meat in Teggs sandwich
I'd love to be the meat in Teggs sandwich
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