My daughter's first England goal!

SideWinder · 24 Aug 2011 at 22:09

Decent goal.

Entropy · 24 Aug 2011 at 22:11

mehuk said:
Congrats

But girls football is pap and meaningless, but its good for them to get their own way and let them think it has some relevance.

trolololol.

pmbuzz · 24 Aug 2011 at 22:12

Well taken goal from a tight angle.
Congrats mate.

lakitu · 24 Aug 2011 at 22:32

Showed a lot of strength there, nice goal.

sigma · 24 Aug 2011 at 23:13

Nice! Well done.

Ewaf · 24 Aug 2011 at 23:15

Pretty amazing goal, definitely going to go far.

P.S. Has she shown any signs of being a,, you know,,a woman footballer,,,a clam jouster?

KIDDING!

Kemik · 24 Aug 2011 at 23:16

Yozz76 said:
So proud that I'm bursting. My daughter has only just turned 15 and has recently represented her country at grass roots level. Here is her 1st ever England goal in a game against Wales:

Off topic but Location:Wide Ness with that accent. You should have got her into Rugby. We need more players for next season

jp_bl_68 · 24 Aug 2011 at 23:16

Yozz76 said:
So proud that I'm bursting. My daughter has only just turned 15 and has recently represented her country at grass roots level. Here is her 1st ever England goal in a game against Wales:

Congratulations. You must be extremely proud

Prophet · 24 Aug 2011 at 23:24

mehuk said:
Congrats

But girls football is pap and meaningless, but its good for them to get their own way and let them think it has some relevance.

In which case why do many professional males footballers act like little girls on the pitch?

I'm not a football fan but thought that was a great goal.

Prophet · 24 Aug 2011 at 23:24

mehuk said:
Congrats

But girls football is pap and meaningless, but its good for them to get their own way and let them think it has some relevance.

In which case why do many professional males footballers act like little girls on the pitch?

I'm not a football fan but thought that was a great goal. Yozz76 has every reason to be proud

Dugganator · 24 Aug 2011 at 23:28

Orange Peel said:
In which case why do many professional males footballers act like little girls on the pitch?

I'm not a football fan but thought that was a great goal. Yozz76 has every reason to be proud

Every ground has a sniper in the stands......well with how some of them go down you would think so hahahaha

Lovely goal and I can see why you are proud as a father. Well done to you and you daughter

Prophet · 24 Aug 2011 at 23:30

Duggan said:
Every ground has a sniper in the stands......well with how some of them go down you would think so hahahaha

Lovely goal and I can see why you are proud as a father. Well done to you and you daughter

haha

I bet none of the girls who played in that game went down anywhere near as easy as a £100,000 a week professional does in every other game

Shayper · 24 Aug 2011 at 23:40

Lovely goal

(She's probably better than me

)

mehuk · 24 Aug 2011 at 23:46

Orange Peel said:
In which case why do many professional males footballers act like little girls on the pitch?

I'm not a football fan but thought that was a great goal. Yozz76 has every reason to be proud

Im not denying he should be proud, of course he should and enjoy the goal in its own right.

My point is that girls football at whatever level is an absolute joke and barely a sport, no matter what woman want men to think. Just look at the WPL or whatever the FA have invented for them. Awful standard of games, played infront of a few hundred fans who are only there for family/friends in the main.

However inspite of my views, this is not the thread for them as the OP has not asked for a discussion about the merits of womans football, just merely showed his pride in his family. So for that, I retain my thoughts, apologise for sharing them in the wrong thread and again congratulate the OP and his family for their success.

ScarySquirrel · 24 Aug 2011 at 23:48

Terrible goalkeeping.

Congrats on the goal

Sunbed · 24 Aug 2011 at 23:50

Good angle. What is her Midichlorian count?

The__Malteser · 24 Aug 2011 at 23:52

mehuk said:
Im not denying he should be proud, of course he should and enjoy the goal in its own right.

My point is that girls football at whatever level is an absolute joke and barely a sport, no matter what woman want men to think. Just look at the WPL or whatever the FA have invented for them. Awful standard of games, played infront of a few hundred fans who are only there for family/friends in the main.

However inspite of my views, this is not the thread for them as the OP has not asked for a discussion about the merits of womans football, just merely showed his pride in his family. So for that, I retain my thoughts, apologise for sharing them in the wrong thread and again congratulate the OP and his family for their success.

Did you see the Woman's World Cup?

Yeh, thought so.

Aedus · 25 Aug 2011 at 00:11

Yozz76 said:
So proud that I'm bursting. My daughter has only just turned 15 and has recently represented her country at grass roots level. Here is her 1st ever England goal in a game against Wales:

Only 1 more year to go.

hurfdurf · 25 Aug 2011 at 01:10

mehuk said:
Congrats

But girls football is pap and meaningless, but its good for them to get their own way and let them think it has some relevance.

Girls football is the main version of football as it is a girls game. Men play things with a bit more contact, not running around a field avoiding being touched and kicking a ball away.

Orange Peel said:
In which case why do many professional males footballers act like little girls on the pitch?

I'm not a football fan but thought that was a great goal. Yozz76 has every reason to be proud

Indeed

arc@css · 25 Aug 2011 at 01:17

Excellent goal, you must be so proud.