Any GNs going to the pub at 11a.m Sunday .? . my DD and friends having bottomless brunch to support the Lionesses (🤩) if it’s raining might watch it as do feel it’s a big accomplishment for women in football
😬😬😬😬 I get so nervous. I’ll sit in the garden I think until they are winning 4 nil then feel safe to watch.
I’m in the process of vacating my daughters house after a week long house sit, so I can potter about and half watch the football out of the corner of my eye. Oh blimey: Spain have just scored….
As I watched from behind the sofa I remembered a football mad boyfriend telling me that the better team always seemed to have more players on the pitch, and it often looked like that today. Never mind, England, there is always next time.
Cynically amused that the loss of a football match, no matter how important, has driven every mention of the Lucy Letby trial and everything associated with it entirely from the BBC, and presumably other news outlets.
I am very clear which has the priority in my world - we lunched at a restaurant that was television free.
No interest at all. In fact I find it a bit nightmarish, as they remind me of the ‘gamesey’ girls at school, whom I loathed. I don’t care who wins.
So why come on the thread?
For balance, to let people know there is another point of view, just as strongly held.
Am with you on that point of view Grandma70 and on that subject am fed up with seeing pics of snarling roaring women with blond ponytails plastered over every newspaper and mag. Football and footballers of any sex have no allure to me.
Cynically amused that the loss of a football match, no matter how important, has driven every mention of the Lucy Letby trial and everything associated with it entirely from the BBC, and presumably other news outlets.
I am very clear which has the priority in my world - we lunched at a restaurant that was television free.
I assume anyone lunching with you thinks the same😀.
M0nica Cynically amused that the loss of a football match, no matter how important, has driven every mention of the Lucy Letby trial and everything associated with it entirely from the BBC, and presumably other news outlets
I don’t think coverage of the Lucy Letby trial has been in any way diminished by the football. There has been blanket coverage of it for two days now and no doubt still more to come.
It is possible to indulge in some light relief without distracting from the reality of a harrowing event.
I don’t really have priorities where the ups and downs of news reporting are concerned. Just take it all as it comes.