Icon and legend you will be truely missed by all. Good luck @emmahayes1 thank you for always believing and for everything youโve done for not just Chelsea but the womenโs game. Good luck on yours and Harryโs next adventure we will be here always supporting you ๐๐๐๐ญ
@ChelseaFCW A true icon and legend thank you Emma not just for everything youโve helped Chelsea achieve but also for what youโve brought to the womenโs game across the board. You will be truely missed. #bluearmy#onceabluealwaysablue ๐๐ญ๐๐ญ
Jonas Eidevall: When do we say enough is enough. https://t.co/6K8CUe3J1X
My post about Jonas Eidevall and when do we say enough is enough with him and his behaviour!
#CFCW#AWFC
-No single post from Sky Sports on this incident
-No card issued (Not a red, but a yellow at least)
-No single "neutral" women's football page has posted this
-Journalists didn't see this incident so they are not tweeting about it
-Woso journalist who saw it can't speak on it cos they are probably sulking that their team lost
-Arsenal fans are either turning a blind eye, as they always do, or calling her a passionate player
"It's a derby so expect it to be physical" Oh excuse me, last Sunday's match was a what?? Friendly?
-Creative article writers can no longer pick up their pen and talk about this incident
Emma was right, she doesn't see other players get the level of scrutiny LJ gets when they face their own challenges. Paraphrasing Emma's words, I think this is racism...
If you still don't think this is racism, then you need a rethink
When England men won the World Cup there were 16 teams in the tournament and they had never been banned from playing football. So yeah, you're right, should the women do it on Sunday, the scale of the achievement is not at all the same. It's far greater ๐