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Kerr became Australia’s all-time leading goalscorer last January, with her five-goal haul against Indonesia in the Asian Cup group stage taking her past Socceroos legend Tim Cahill’s previous record of 50. In the Disney+ series Matildas: The World at Our Feet, to be released on Wednesday, Kerr is shown taking issue with a headline in The Daily Telegraph in which her tally was labelled “not equal” to Cahill’s. The headline was for a column by former Socceroo Robbie Slater, who wrote that Kerr and Cahill’s records should not be compared, that to do so would “overshadow” the latter’s achievement, and that they should be celebrated separately. “I cannot believe, in this day and age, that someone could write this, and have young girls read it, and that the Telegraph would actually publish such a sexist comment on the front page. “It’s not about me ... Imagine a young girl growing up going, ‘Oh, no matter what I do ...’ Anyways.” “Imagine little girls reading that,” an incredulous Kerr said,
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+xKerr became Australia’s all-time leading goalscorer last January, with her five-goal haul against Indonesia in the Asian Cup group stage taking her past Socceroos legend Tim Cahill’s previous record of 50. In the Disney+ series Matildas: The World at Our Feet, to be released on Wednesday, Kerr is shown taking issue with a headline in The Daily Telegraph in which her tally was labelled “not equal” to Cahill’s. The headline was for a column by former Socceroo Robbie Slater, who wrote that Kerr and Cahill’s records should not be compared, that to do so would “overshadow” the latter’s achievement, and that they should be celebrated separately. “I cannot believe, in this day and age, that someone could write this, and have young girls read it, and that the Telegraph would actually publish such a sexist comment on the front page. “It’s not about me ... Imagine a young girl growing up going, ‘Oh, no matter what I do ...’ Anyways.” “Imagine little girls reading that,” an incredulous Kerr said, Isn't it a touch sexist that she only seems concerned about little girls reading that and NOT little boys? Just asking for a friend.
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+x+xKerr became Australia’s all-time leading goalscorer last January, with her five-goal haul against Indonesia in the Asian Cup group stage taking her past Socceroos legend Tim Cahill’s previous record of 50. In the Disney+ series Matildas: The World at Our Feet, to be released on Wednesday, Kerr is shown taking issue with a headline in The Daily Telegraph in which her tally was labelled “not equal” to Cahill’s. The headline was for a column by former Socceroo Robbie Slater, who wrote that Kerr and Cahill’s records should not be compared, that to do so would “overshadow” the latter’s achievement, and that they should be celebrated separately. “I cannot believe, in this day and age, that someone could write this, and have young girls read it, and that the Telegraph would actually publish such a sexist comment on the front page. “It’s not about me ... Imagine a young girl growing up going, ‘Oh, no matter what I do ...’ Anyways.” “Imagine little girls reading that,” an incredulous Kerr said, Isn't it a touch sexist that she only seems concerned about little girls reading that and NOT little boys? Just asking for a friend. Doesn't matter, pretty sure no-one reads anything written by Robbie Slater, let alone any little boys and girls.
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+x+xKerr became Australia’s all-time leading goalscorer last January, with her five-goal haul against Indonesia in the Asian Cup group stage taking her past Socceroos legend Tim Cahill’s previous record of 50. In the Disney+ series Matildas: The World at Our Feet, to be released on Wednesday, Kerr is shown taking issue with a headline in The Daily Telegraph in which her tally was labelled “not equal” to Cahill’s. The headline was for a column by former Socceroo Robbie Slater, who wrote that Kerr and Cahill’s records should not be compared, that to do so would “overshadow” the latter’s achievement, and that they should be celebrated separately. “I cannot believe, in this day and age, that someone could write this, and have young girls read it, and that the Telegraph would actually publish such a sexist comment on the front page. “It’s not about me ... Imagine a young girl growing up going, ‘Oh, no matter what I do ...’ Anyways.” “Imagine little girls reading that,” an incredulous Kerr said, Isn't it a touch sexist that she only seems concerned about little girls reading that and NOT little boys? Just asking for a friend. Slater. Say no more. It's about this primarily. “It’s not about me ... Imagine a young girl growing up going, ‘Oh, no matter what I do ...’
I made a very similar comment in that thread when Rusty was carrying on like a flog saying the Women's world cup will be rubbish.
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+x+x+xKerr became Australia’s all-time leading goalscorer last January, with her five-goal haul against Indonesia in the Asian Cup group stage taking her past Socceroos legend Tim Cahill’s previous record of 50. In the Disney+ series Matildas: The World at Our Feet, to be released on Wednesday, Kerr is shown taking issue with a headline in The Daily Telegraph in which her tally was labelled “not equal” to Cahill’s. The headline was for a column by former Socceroo Robbie Slater, who wrote that Kerr and Cahill’s records should not be compared, that to do so would “overshadow” the latter’s achievement, and that they should be celebrated separately. “I cannot believe, in this day and age, that someone could write this, and have young girls read it, and that the Telegraph would actually publish such a sexist comment on the front page. “It’s not about me ... Imagine a young girl growing up going, ‘Oh, no matter what I do ...’ Anyways.” “Imagine little girls reading that,” an incredulous Kerr said, Isn't it a touch sexist that she only seems concerned about little girls reading that and NOT little boys? Just asking for a friend. Slater. Say no more. It's about this primarily. “It’s not about me ... Imagine a young girl growing up going, ‘Oh, no matter what I do ...’
I made a very similar comment in that thread when Rusty was carrying on like a flog saying the Women's world cup will be rubbish. Yeah I know... Just being a little flippant around the language that's all... Slater is an arse-hat everyone knows that but (and I dont really like Sam Kerr's attitude btw) belittling her achievement is just balls...
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+x+x+xKerr became Australia’s all-time leading goalscorer last January, with her five-goal haul against Indonesia in the Asian Cup group stage taking her past Socceroos legend Tim Cahill’s previous record of 50. In the Disney+ series Matildas: The World at Our Feet, to be released on Wednesday, Kerr is shown taking issue with a headline in The Daily Telegraph in which her tally was labelled “not equal” to Cahill’s. The headline was for a column by former Socceroo Robbie Slater, who wrote that Kerr and Cahill’s records should not be compared, that to do so would “overshadow” the latter’s achievement, and that they should be celebrated separately. “I cannot believe, in this day and age, that someone could write this, and have young girls read it, and that the Telegraph would actually publish such a sexist comment on the front page. “It’s not about me ... Imagine a young girl growing up going, ‘Oh, no matter what I do ...’ Anyways.” “Imagine little girls reading that,” an incredulous Kerr said, Isn't it a touch sexist that she only seems concerned about little girls reading that and NOT little boys? Just asking for a friend. Doesn't matter, pretty sure no-one reads anything written by Robbie Slater, let alone any little boys and girls. Agreed.... On a deeper note though I personally think it is equally (if not more in a way) important for little boys to read positive messages about female achievement in sport... Its not just little girls growing up to want to be able to achieve its little boys growing up to understand that the girls HAVE EVERY RIGHT TO.....
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+x+x+xKerr became Australia’s all-time leading goalscorer last January, with her five-goal haul against Indonesia in the Asian Cup group stage taking her past Socceroos legend Tim Cahill’s previous record of 50. In the Disney+ series Matildas: The World at Our Feet, to be released on Wednesday, Kerr is shown taking issue with a headline in The Daily Telegraph in which her tally was labelled “not equal” to Cahill’s. The headline was for a column by former Socceroo Robbie Slater, who wrote that Kerr and Cahill’s records should not be compared, that to do so would “overshadow” the latter’s achievement, and that they should be celebrated separately. “I cannot believe, in this day and age, that someone could write this, and have young girls read it, and that the Telegraph would actually publish such a sexist comment on the front page. “It’s not about me ... Imagine a young girl growing up going, ‘Oh, no matter what I do ...’ Anyways.” “Imagine little girls reading that,” an incredulous Kerr said, Isn't it a touch sexist that she only seems concerned about little girls reading that and NOT little boys? Just asking for a friend. Slater. Say no more. It's about this primarily. “It’s not about me ... Imagine a young girl growing up going, ‘Oh, no matter what I do ...’
I made a very similar comment in that thread when Rusty was carrying on like a flog saying the Women's world cup will be rubbish. The difference in that thread opinions were invited, so I gave mine. I wouldn't go around preaching "women's football sucks", and I wouldn't write an article about it, but if someone asked me what I thought I would give them an honest answer. Whereas you are only capable of giving a pc answer publicly so with people like you you never really know what they really think.
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+x+x+x+xKerr became Australia’s all-time leading goalscorer last January, with her five-goal haul against Indonesia in the Asian Cup group stage taking her past Socceroos legend Tim Cahill’s previous record of 50. In the Disney+ series Matildas: The World at Our Feet, to be released on Wednesday, Kerr is shown taking issue with a headline in The Daily Telegraph in which her tally was labelled “not equal” to Cahill’s. The headline was for a column by former Socceroo Robbie Slater, who wrote that Kerr and Cahill’s records should not be compared, that to do so would “overshadow” the latter’s achievement, and that they should be celebrated separately. “I cannot believe, in this day and age, that someone could write this, and have young girls read it, and that the Telegraph would actually publish such a sexist comment on the front page. “It’s not about me ... Imagine a young girl growing up going, ‘Oh, no matter what I do ...’ Anyways.” “Imagine little girls reading that,” an incredulous Kerr said, Isn't it a touch sexist that she only seems concerned about little girls reading that and NOT little boys? Just asking for a friend. Doesn't matter, pretty sure no-one reads anything written by Robbie Slater, let alone any little boys and girls. Agreed.... On a deeper note though I personally think it is equally (if not more in a way) important for little boys to read positive messages about female achievement in sport... Its not just little girls growing up to want to be able to achieve its little boys growing up to understand that the girls HAVE EVERY RIGHT TO..... 100%. On that podcast the other day I heard a mum say her son wants to play football because his big sister does. That's a win.
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+x+x+x+xKerr became Australia’s all-time leading goalscorer last January, with her five-goal haul against Indonesia in the Asian Cup group stage taking her past Socceroos legend Tim Cahill’s previous record of 50. In the Disney+ series Matildas: The World at Our Feet, to be released on Wednesday, Kerr is shown taking issue with a headline in The Daily Telegraph in which her tally was labelled “not equal” to Cahill’s. The headline was for a column by former Socceroo Robbie Slater, who wrote that Kerr and Cahill’s records should not be compared, that to do so would “overshadow” the latter’s achievement, and that they should be celebrated separately. “I cannot believe, in this day and age, that someone could write this, and have young girls read it, and that the Telegraph would actually publish such a sexist comment on the front page. “It’s not about me ... Imagine a young girl growing up going, ‘Oh, no matter what I do ...’ Anyways.” “Imagine little girls reading that,” an incredulous Kerr said, Isn't it a touch sexist that she only seems concerned about little girls reading that and NOT little boys? Just asking for a friend. Slater. Say no more. It's about this primarily. “It’s not about me ... Imagine a young girl growing up going, ‘Oh, no matter what I do ...’
I made a very similar comment in that thread when Rusty was carrying on like a flog saying the Women's world cup will be rubbish. The difference in that thread opinions were invited, so I gave mine. I wouldn't go around preaching "women's football sucks", and I wouldn't write an article about it, but if someone asked me what I thought I would give them an honest answer. Whereas you are only capable of giving a pc answer publicly so with people like you you never really know what they really think. Don't worry I mix with plenty of people who think women's football is not worth watching. Edit. Wait, just reading that again are you saying I don't actually like women's football and I'm only saying I like it because it's PC. Have I got that right? You are a dill.
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+x+x+x+x+xKerr became Australia’s all-time leading goalscorer last January, with her five-goal haul against Indonesia in the Asian Cup group stage taking her past Socceroos legend Tim Cahill’s previous record of 50. In the Disney+ series Matildas: The World at Our Feet, to be released on Wednesday, Kerr is shown taking issue with a headline in The Daily Telegraph in which her tally was labelled “not equal” to Cahill’s. The headline was for a column by former Socceroo Robbie Slater, who wrote that Kerr and Cahill’s records should not be compared, that to do so would “overshadow” the latter’s achievement, and that they should be celebrated separately. “I cannot believe, in this day and age, that someone could write this, and have young girls read it, and that the Telegraph would actually publish such a sexist comment on the front page. “It’s not about me ... Imagine a young girl growing up going, ‘Oh, no matter what I do ...’ Anyways.” “Imagine little girls reading that,” an incredulous Kerr said, Isn't it a touch sexist that she only seems concerned about little girls reading that and NOT little boys? Just asking for a friend. Slater. Say no more. It's about this primarily. “It’s not about me ... Imagine a young girl growing up going, ‘Oh, no matter what I do ...’
I made a very similar comment in that thread when Rusty was carrying on like a flog saying the Women's world cup will be rubbish. The difference in that thread opinions were invited, so I gave mine. I wouldn't go around preaching "women's football sucks", and I wouldn't write an article about it, but if someone asked me what I thought I would give them an honest answer. Whereas you are only capable of giving a pc answer publicly so with people like you you never really know what they really think. Don't worry I mix with plenty of people who think women's football is not worth watching. Edit. Wait, just reading that again are you saying I don't actually like women's football and I'm only saying I like it because it's PC. Have I got that right? You are a dill. CHALLLLEENGGGE TIIIIIME Do you like A league women? How many games have you watched? Do you prefer watching A league Men or women? Why?
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+x+x+x+x+x+xKerr became Australia’s all-time leading goalscorer last January, with her five-goal haul against Indonesia in the Asian Cup group stage taking her past Socceroos legend Tim Cahill’s previous record of 50. In the Disney+ series Matildas: The World at Our Feet, to be released on Wednesday, Kerr is shown taking issue with a headline in The Daily Telegraph in which her tally was labelled “not equal” to Cahill’s. The headline was for a column by former Socceroo Robbie Slater, who wrote that Kerr and Cahill’s records should not be compared, that to do so would “overshadow” the latter’s achievement, and that they should be celebrated separately. “I cannot believe, in this day and age, that someone could write this, and have young girls read it, and that the Telegraph would actually publish such a sexist comment on the front page. “It’s not about me ... Imagine a young girl growing up going, ‘Oh, no matter what I do ...’ Anyways.” “Imagine little girls reading that,” an incredulous Kerr said, Isn't it a touch sexist that she only seems concerned about little girls reading that and NOT little boys? Just asking for a friend. Slater. Say no more. It's about this primarily. “It’s not about me ... Imagine a young girl growing up going, ‘Oh, no matter what I do ...’
I made a very similar comment in that thread when Rusty was carrying on like a flog saying the Women's world cup will be rubbish. The difference in that thread opinions were invited, so I gave mine. I wouldn't go around preaching "women's football sucks", and I wouldn't write an article about it, but if someone asked me what I thought I would give them an honest answer. Whereas you are only capable of giving a pc answer publicly so with people like you you never really know what they really think. Don't worry I mix with plenty of people who think women's football is not worth watching. Edit. Wait, just reading that again are you saying I don't actually like women's football and I'm only saying I like it because it's PC. Have I got that right? You are a dill. CHALLLLEENGGGE TIIIIIME Do you like A league women? How many games have you watched? Do you prefer watching A league Men or women? Why? See here fool. https://forum.insidesport.com.au/3066918/Are-you-excited-for-the-womens-world-Cup
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As for Slater's article, people like Sam Kerr need to grow a spine. Inevitably when some people compare you to the greats of our game, those who fought the gates to hell to make it to the top, that is going to invite skepticism and scrutiny. We don't need to pretend that Sam Kerr is the greatest Australian footballer , and by extension , one of the greatest Australian athletes of all time, in a sport where participation levels are meager compared to the men. Women's football is a developing sport and the global and national talent pool isn't large or strong enough draw comparison with the males in what is probably the hardest sport in the world to make it professionally. And any little girl who reads Slater's column and starts crying to their mummy and gives up their dream of becoming a Matilda isn't cut out for professional sport.
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+x+x+x+x+x+x+xKerr became Australia’s all-time leading goalscorer last January, with her five-goal haul against Indonesia in the Asian Cup group stage taking her past Socceroos legend Tim Cahill’s previous record of 50. In the Disney+ series Matildas: The World at Our Feet, to be released on Wednesday, Kerr is shown taking issue with a headline in The Daily Telegraph in which her tally was labelled “not equal” to Cahill’s. The headline was for a column by former Socceroo Robbie Slater, who wrote that Kerr and Cahill’s records should not be compared, that to do so would “overshadow” the latter’s achievement, and that they should be celebrated separately. “I cannot believe, in this day and age, that someone could write this, and have young girls read it, and that the Telegraph would actually publish such a sexist comment on the front page. “It’s not about me ... Imagine a young girl growing up going, ‘Oh, no matter what I do ...’ Anyways.” “Imagine little girls reading that,” an incredulous Kerr said, Isn't it a touch sexist that she only seems concerned about little girls reading that and NOT little boys? Just asking for a friend. Slater. Say no more. It's about this primarily. “It’s not about me ... Imagine a young girl growing up going, ‘Oh, no matter what I do ...’
I made a very similar comment in that thread when Rusty was carrying on like a flog saying the Women's world cup will be rubbish. The difference in that thread opinions were invited, so I gave mine. I wouldn't go around preaching "women's football sucks", and I wouldn't write an article about it, but if someone asked me what I thought I would give them an honest answer. Whereas you are only capable of giving a pc answer publicly so with people like you you never really know what they really think. Don't worry I mix with plenty of people who think women's football is not worth watching. Edit. Wait, just reading that again are you saying I don't actually like women's football and I'm only saying I like it because it's PC. Have I got that right? You are a dill. CHALLLLEENGGGE TIIIIIME Do you like A league women? How many games have you watched? Do you prefer watching A league Men or women? Why? See here fool. https://forum.insidesport.com.au/3066918/Are-you-excited-for-the-womens-world-Cup See what? All you said was you live 4,503,544 miles from the closest W leauge stadium and that's why you don't watch it. What about on tv? Surely you have an antenna, internet? How much W league do you watch compared to the men? I just dont think you have it in your little pea heart to answer honestly, would probably have an anxiety attack if you tried.
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+xAs for Slater's article, people like Sam Kerr need to grow a spine. Inevitably when some people compare you to the greats of our game, those who fought the gates to hell to make it to the top, that is going to invite skepticism and scrutiny. We don't need to pretend that Sam Kerr is the greatest Australian footballer , and by extension , one of the greatest Australian athletes of all time, in a sport where participation levels are meager compared to the men. Women's football is a developing sport and the global and national talent pool isn't large or strong enough draw comparison with the males in what is probably the hardest sport in the world to make it professionally. And any little girl who reads Slater's column and starts crying to their mummy and gives up their dream of becoming a Matilda isn't cut out for professional sport. She's publicly challenged it and called BS, I would say that is the epitome of having a spine. To be spineless would be to shrink into the background and not comment. If a bloke calls out a journo they're applauded and it's called "being a competitor" because they want to "be the best".
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+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+xKerr became Australia’s all-time leading goalscorer last January, with her five-goal haul against Indonesia in the Asian Cup group stage taking her past Socceroos legend Tim Cahill’s previous record of 50. In the Disney+ series Matildas: The World at Our Feet, to be released on Wednesday, Kerr is shown taking issue with a headline in The Daily Telegraph in which her tally was labelled “not equal” to Cahill’s. The headline was for a column by former Socceroo Robbie Slater, who wrote that Kerr and Cahill’s records should not be compared, that to do so would “overshadow” the latter’s achievement, and that they should be celebrated separately. “I cannot believe, in this day and age, that someone could write this, and have young girls read it, and that the Telegraph would actually publish such a sexist comment on the front page. “It’s not about me ... Imagine a young girl growing up going, ‘Oh, no matter what I do ...’ Anyways.” “Imagine little girls reading that,” an incredulous Kerr said, Isn't it a touch sexist that she only seems concerned about little girls reading that and NOT little boys? Just asking for a friend. Slater. Say no more. It's about this primarily. “It’s not about me ... Imagine a young girl growing up going, ‘Oh, no matter what I do ...’
I made a very similar comment in that thread when Rusty was carrying on like a flog saying the Women's world cup will be rubbish. The difference in that thread opinions were invited, so I gave mine. I wouldn't go around preaching "women's football sucks", and I wouldn't write an article about it, but if someone asked me what I thought I would give them an honest answer. Whereas you are only capable of giving a pc answer publicly so with people like you you never really know what they really think. Don't worry I mix with plenty of people who think women's football is not worth watching. Edit. Wait, just reading that again are you saying I don't actually like women's football and I'm only saying I like it because it's PC. Have I got that right? You are a dill. CHALLLLEENGGGE TIIIIIME Do you like A league women? How many games have you watched? Do you prefer watching A league Men or women? Why? See here fool. https://forum.insidesport.com.au/3066918/Are-you-excited-for-the-womens-world-Cup See what? All you said was you live 4,503,544 miles from the closest W leauge stadium and that's why you don't watch it. What about on tv? Surely you have an antenna, internet? How much W league do you watch compared to the men? I just dont think you have it in your little pea heart to answer honestly, would probably have an anxiety attack if you tried. Sometimes I like Thai food and other time I like chocolate cake. They're both good and I enjoy both. I love the men's world cup. It's by far the best tournament in the world but that doesn't mean I like the A league any less. I mean if that analogy doesn't work try this. Sometimes your wife likes it from behind, other times on top.
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+xAs for Slater's article, people like Sam Kerr need to grow a spine. Inevitably when some people compare you to the greats of our game, those who fought the gates to hell to make it to the top, that is going to invite skepticism and scrutiny. We don't need to pretend that Sam Kerr is the greatest Australian footballer , and by extension , one of the greatest Australian athletes of all time, in a sport where participation levels are meager compared to the men. Women's football is a developing sport and the global and national talent pool isn't large or strong enough draw comparison with the males in what is probably the hardest sport in the world to make it professionally. And any little girl who reads Slater's column and starts crying to their mummy and gives up their dream of becoming a Matilda isn't cut out for professional sport. So you lose your flag waving, fought till the gates of hell.. (hahaha what a concept) l Aussi-ness because Sam Kerr is a woman???? Are you one of the "stay in the basement celibate by choice" incel people? Hwhwhahahaha thats hilarious. WTF is wrong with people these days? Kerr is the greatest Australian footballer to ever live based on silverware, goals, personal achievement etc etc etc,... If she wins the Matildas the World Cup it will be undeniable ...... And I dont even really like her...... whats wrong with you defender of the ANZAC honour? Should women stay home in the kitchen, chained to the sink?
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+x+xAs for Slater's article, people like Sam Kerr need to grow a spine. Inevitably when some people compare you to the greats of our game, those who fought the gates to hell to make it to the top, that is going to invite skepticism and scrutiny. We don't need to pretend that Sam Kerr is the greatest Australian footballer , and by extension , one of the greatest Australian athletes of all time, in a sport where participation levels are meager compared to the men. Women's football is a developing sport and the global and national talent pool isn't large or strong enough draw comparison with the males in what is probably the hardest sport in the world to make it professionally. And any little girl who reads Slater's column and starts crying to their mummy and gives up their dream of becoming a Matilda isn't cut out for professional sport. So you lose your flag waving, fought till the gates of hell.. (hahaha what a concept) l Aussi-ness because Sam Kerr is a woman???? Are you one of the "stay in the basement celibate by choice" incel people? Hwhwhahahaha thats hilarious. WTF is wrong with people these days? Kerr is the greatest Australian footballer to ever live based on silverware, goals, personal achievement etc etc etc,... If she wins the Matildas the World Cup it will be undeniable ...... And I dont even really like her...... whats wrong with you defender of the ANZAC honour? Should women stay home in the kitchen, chained to the sink? If you want to live in a delusional little pc bubble that’s up to you. It’s like saying Mia Hamm is the greatest footballer ever, better than Ronaldo, Messi, Maradona etc because she won multiple World Cups, multiple Olympic gold, and had a scoring record that put theirs to shame. Though some people might pretend that Kerr is comparable to Cahill, even Kewell or Viduka, deep down in the pit of their meek little menstruating hearts they don’t really believe it.
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+x+x+xAs for Slater's article, people like Sam Kerr need to grow a spine. Inevitably when some people compare you to the greats of our game, those who fought the gates to hell to make it to the top, that is going to invite skepticism and scrutiny. We don't need to pretend that Sam Kerr is the greatest Australian footballer , and by extension , one of the greatest Australian athletes of all time, in a sport where participation levels are meager compared to the men. Women's football is a developing sport and the global and national talent pool isn't large or strong enough draw comparison with the males in what is probably the hardest sport in the world to make it professionally. And any little girl who reads Slater's column and starts crying to their mummy and gives up their dream of becoming a Matilda isn't cut out for professional sport. So you lose your flag waving, fought till the gates of hell.. (hahaha what a concept) l Aussi-ness because Sam Kerr is a woman???? Are you one of the "stay in the basement celibate by choice" incel people? Hwhwhahahaha thats hilarious. WTF is wrong with people these days? Kerr is the greatest Australian footballer to ever live based on silverware, goals, personal achievement etc etc etc,... If she wins the Matildas the World Cup it will be undeniable ...... And I dont even really like her...... whats wrong with you defender of the ANZAC honour? Should women stay home in the kitchen, chained to the sink? If you want to live in a delusional little pc bubble that’s up to you. It’s like saying Mia Hamm is the greatest footballer ever, better than Ronaldo, Messi, Maradona etc because she won multiple World Cups, multiple Olympic gold, and had a scoring record that put theirs to shame. Though some people might pretend that Kerr is comparable to Cahill, even Kewell or Viduka, deep down in the pit of their meek little menstruating hearts they don’t really believe it. 'menstruating hearts' ? You are not well. What parts of the internet are you on where this type of garbage passes for Ok?
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If your heart menstruates, please get off this forum and get emergency medical help
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This thread should be noted for the lack of women footballers and fans expressing their opinions. Until then, it’s just a bunch of internet losers dog whistling. Cue the woke and PC wankers. Incoming.
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+xThis thread should be noted for the lack of women footballers and fans expressing their opinions. Until then, it’s just a bunch of internet losers dog whistling. Cue the woke and PC wankers. Incoming. Apart from the smarter obvious baiters who know who they are
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I believe that the information route planner you share, it will bring a lot of value to the readers and I hope that they will absorb the good and useful things.
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That the investigation was swept under the rug because we hosting a world cup, if this was the men's team half the socceroos would be cancelled and Arnie would never work in football again.
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Kerr is right to be angry about these comparisons. She is an excellent player, and she deserves to be judged on her own merits. slither io
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