Yeah, this is far from comfortable.Sweden are looking sharp though - could be a few more goals yet?
i'm not really appreciating the term"lionesses". Its not that its offensive - its just naff..
I haven't been sure how I felt about that! It's used so often that it's clearly an identity that's stuck and, seemingly, the players themselves are happy to use.i'm not really appreciating the term"lionesses". Its not that its offensive - its just naff..
What isn't?But... yeah, it's not really that common in football
Refer to teams, and their players, by their mascoty nickname quite so frequently. Whereas in rugby it's quite common to refer to the Springboks or the Wallabies.What isn't?
What is Ian Wright wearing??
They'll have a job seeing more than one of themAlthough not having the commo saying "can I see the Wembley arches".
They'll have a job seeing more than one of them
The Hammers, the Iron, the Terriers, the Cottagers, the Potters, the Toon, Pompey, the Blades, the Gills, Seasoders, the Seagulls, the Eagles etc etc etc.Refer to teams, and their players, by their mascoty nickname quite so frequently. Whereas in rugby it's quite common to refer to the Springboks or the Wallabies.
Anyway, goooooooooaaaal!
Oh, maybe...
Oh, no, there's plenty of nicknames flying around, I just feel like they're not used in the same way.The Hammers, the Iron, the Terriers, the Cottagers, the Potters, the Toon, Pompey, the Blades, the Gills, Seasoders, the Seagulls, the Eagles etc etc etc.