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Q: 2023/24 Hopes & aspirations for this season
a. As Champions of Europe there's no reason we shouldn't be pushing for a top 7 spot & a run in the Cups
24%
  
b. Last season was a trophy winning one and there's only one way to go after that, I expect a dull mid table bore fest of a season
17%
  
c. Buy some f***ing players or we're in a battle to stay up & that's as good as it gets
18%
  
d. Moyes out
37%
  
e. New season you say, woohoo time to get the new kit and wear it it to the pub for all the big games, the wags down there call me Mr West Ham
3%
  



Sven Roeder 10:19 Wed Feb 3
Is managing League 1 AFC Wimbledon a step up from Chelsea Women?
The current Chelsea Women's manager doesn't think so :

Emma Hayes labelled as an “insult” suggestions that an EFL job would be a step up from women’s football, after the Chelsea Women manager was linked with the vacancy at AFC Wimbledon.

Hayes said the “world of football needs to wake up and recognise that, while the game is played by a different gender, it is exactly the same sport, and the qualities involved with having to manage that are exactly the same as they would be in a men’s team”.

The 44-year-old manager said: “I just don’t know why anyone would ever think that women’s football is a step down and that coaching World Cup champions, winners, players that have represented their countries in the Olympics or European championships is a step down from anything.”

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Vexed 10:18 Wed Feb 3
Re: Is managing League 1 AFC Wimbledon a step up from Chelsea Women?
Is it the content or that I've used the words 'slags' and 'slag' a couple of times that has offended the delicate flowers of WHO?

I only write it like that to upset the armchair Twitter Che Guevara wannabe types of WHO.

Too easy.

Takashi Miike 10:17 Wed Feb 3
Re: Is managing League 1 AFC Wimbledon a step up from Chelsea Women?

VirginiaHam 10:15 Wed Feb 3

VirginiaHam 10:15 Wed Feb 3
Re: Is managing League 1 AFC Wimbledon a step up from Chelsea Women?
I'm lost for words.

To think managing women versus men is the same is beyond stupid. The two games are not comparable.

FYI.........the US womens national team, who went on to win the last WC managed to lose to Dallas U15 boys academy 5-2.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-4389760/USA-women-s-team-suffer-5-2-loss-FC-Dallas-U-15-boys.html

No difference?

Crassus 10:10 Wed Feb 3
Re: Is managing League 1 AFC Wimbledon a step up from Chelsea Women?
LL

Be that as it may, but the irked one is not wrong is he

The subject matter has clearly taken his wrath to incandescent ire level on the caravan club's scale of miffed

Long Lost 9:56 Wed Feb 3
Re: Is managing League 1 AFC Wimbledon a step up from Chelsea Women?
Fuck me Vexed I’ve seen some misogynistic shit on this site but that takes the biscuit.

geoffpikey 9:16 Wed Feb 3
Re: Is managing League 1 AFC Wimbledon a step up from Chelsea Women?
6-0 FT

Stick yer blue flag up your fanny, missus.

Although Jack Panther Sullivan couldn't manage a Wimbledon tennis strawberry stall. Useless git.

Fifth Column 9:16 Wed Feb 3
Re: Is managing League 1 AFC Wimbledon a step up from Chelsea Women?
Vexed

Show us on the doll where the bad woman touched you

Vexed 8:35 Wed Feb 3
Re: Is managing League 1 AFC Wimbledon a step up from Chelsea Women?
I.want.that.one 8:25 Wed Feb 3

You're either an idiot or a slag.

Side of Ham 8:29 Wed Feb 3
Re: Is managing League 1 AFC Wimbledon a step up from Chelsea Women?
So who let down or betrayed Vexty?

Mum, Sister or 'slag' friend with benefits?

I.want.that.one 8:25 Wed Feb 3
Re: Is managing League 1 AFC Wimbledon a step up from Chelsea Women?
I see Vexed has surpassed Pickle as the site drunk.



What was she expected to say? Fank you sir for finking of me?

I make her right, actually.

gph 8:08 Wed Feb 3
Re: Is managing League 1 AFC Wimbledon a step up from Chelsea Women?
Perhaps she's hoping Tuchel will fuck up, almost as much as I am...

Vexed 8:08 Wed Feb 3
Re: Is managing League 1 AFC Wimbledon a step up from Chelsea Women?
Slags football is fucking dire. Slags that play slags football should not be on my tellybox offering punditry on on the mens game, they have no experience of it. Slags who play slags football that think they are as deserving or are as good as the players in the mens game are deluded cunts. Their game is a hundred years behind the men's game and as a result it's a low quality game and it's not particularly interesting to the average football fan be they male or female. The continual shoving of this inferior game down our throats is a sign of the times where the likes of Sky are shit scared to look like they're sexist and would rather flog a dead horse than look bad.

Nobody cares about slags football. Any slags football manager that could get a job in the EFL would absolutely snap their hand off for the job, such is the gulf in class. This slag that thinks it's an insult is obviously aware that there's no chance she's getting the job.

Fuck off slags football.

Stevethehammer 8:03 Wed Feb 3
Re: Is managing League 1 AFC Wimbledon a step up from Chelsea Women?
Of course it's a step up.
The women's game has a highly inflated opinion of itself, don't get me wrong there are some good players who have done well but it's a different game to the professional men's game and it would be like watching Barcelona vs the dog and duck if it was any professional mens side vs ladies.

gph 7:54 Wed Feb 3
Re: Is managing League 1 AFC Wimbledon a step up from Chelsea Women?
Saw an interview with Hayes after her team had won 7-0.

She was very critical of her side for not making it more.

An attitude which I'd love in a West Ham manager. Although I'd probably have to wait for a long time before we beat anyone 7-0

Fifth Column 7:53 Wed Feb 3
Re: Is managing League 1 AFC Wimbledon a step up from Chelsea Women?
4v0 down at HT

Side of Ham 7:37 Wed Feb 3
Re: Is managing League 1 AFC Wimbledon a step up from Chelsea Women?
Well this proves it! As manager of Chelsea women she can easily knock us out of the F.A.Cup if she was manager of Wimbledon's mens team she couldn't possibly knock us out of the F.A.Cup.......


........oh bollocks.......

WHU(Exeter) 7:16 Wed Feb 3
Re: Is managing League 1 AFC Wimbledon a step up from Chelsea Women?
From the title I first thought this was something Lampard was currently weighing up.

Worst Case Ontario 7:13 Wed Feb 3
Re: Is managing League 1 AFC Wimbledon a step up from Chelsea Women?
0-2 now

Worst Case Ontario 7:13 Wed Feb 3
Re: Is managing League 1 AFC Wimbledon a step up from Chelsea Women?
West Ham down a goal against Chelsea already

Semi-final of the WSL Cup

Jaan Kenbrovin 6:46 Wed Feb 3
Re: Is managing League 1 AFC Wimbledon a step up from Chelsea Women?
Any male professional football club is better than the top women’s level.

AFC Wimbledon got twice the average attendance in the conference than Chelsea ladies get.

gph 6:32 Wed Feb 3
Re: Is managing League 1 AFC Wimbledon a step up from Chelsea Women?
Helena Costa was the first woman to get a job managing a men's team in the top two divisions of a European League - Clermont Foot, in French Division 2.

She quit early on, as the owners signed players behind her back (come on, what manager worth their salt would put up with that?... Oh).

However she was followed by another woman in the job, Corrinne Diacre, who lasted four years, with a win-percentage of 38%, which is solid.

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