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Ludicrous you can't get an Earps shirt. She's inspirational and loads of fans will have her as their favourite.
I'd settle for one covering the whole of Hispaniola.Yes yes a Haiti subforum
Ludicrous you can't get an Earps shirt. She's inspirational and loads of fans will have her as their favourite.
Sponsor's decisionI just heard about that. I dont quite get the fuss over it tbh. My club lets your choose whatever name and number you want on the back of the shirt on the website. Does the official England site not let you do that?
(see below)No idea why that was even reviewed
Bloody stupid position for attacker to take up on the goal line though.
Attendances have been very decent given how much smaller NZ's population is. 40k+ for the NZ game and the USA vs Vietnam match, which is very good. Between 11 and 20k for other matches so far. Pretty decent. Getting 13k for matches at Dunedin that don't involve NZ is very good given that's more than 10% of the town's population, and it's nowhere near anywhere else. Compares very favourably with the 17k for the first match at Perth, a city with ten times the population.Dont know why they've split this between NZ and Australia. There's clearly little appetite for football in NZ going by all the empty seats (and they've been giving tickets away for free). Even the opener with NZ playing didn't sell out.
Attendances have been very decent given how much smaller NZ's population is. 40k+ for the NZ game and the USA vs Vietnam match, which is very good. Between 11 and 20k for other matches so far. Pretty decent. Getting 13k for matches at Dunedin that don't involve NZ is very good given that's more than 10% of the town's population, and it's nowhere near anywhere else. Compares very favourably with the 17k for the first match at Perth, a city with ten times the population.
I'd say that that's a healthy appetite for a country of 5 million people. (And lest we forget, there were several half-empty stadiums during the group stages of the 1996 Euros in England.)
Is that true for women as well? Rugby is always likely to be a less attractive sport for many girls to get into than football. The US women's team is dominant while football is not a big spectator sport in the US. It's the sport of choice for lots of girls even if most of the boys aren't interested. I see no reason why that couldn't also be the case in NZ.Let's hope NZ keep going and even make it out of the group anyway. They've already done what their male counterparts have never done by actually winning a game. Yeh, they've only got 5 million people but football is never gonna compete with rugby there as a winter sport. They punch above their weight in many sports but football is a total outlier for them.