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its just woke nonsense, women could never compete with men in real life so why fake it in a video game

that is rediculouse comment, Women tackling wrong? Rubbish, its because womens bodies are not designed for physical combate

I think every women has the right to pursue elite sports. One of the key issues I speak about in the video is the lack of resources and knowledge around female athletes and their physiology. The non-specialized equipment coupled with the increase in high-level competitions means (like in other sports across men and women) will lead to being more susceptible to injury. Once more information and data is collected regarding these things, the chances of injury should decrease. We are seeing an uptake in injuries in the men's game as well. That goes towards the mental side of the game as well. If clubs, leagues, organizations, and confederations provide resources and guidance to female athletes than they can thrive and become professional players, just like how young boys aspire to be. We have seen many successful female athletes across other sports, so why not in football?

@@jaffajackson7277 I think some women could be moderately successful, just like I think some men could be moderately successful in traditionally female jobs/tasks an I'm not looking to stop anyone from pursuing their aspirations. It's more of a question whether or not we should societally encourage it. I think men and women are equipped for their unique roles in society and I fail to see a reason to push either away from playing into their natural strengths.

@@winterbear8633 Personally I believe in equal opportunity regardless of gender. I think the landscape nowadays is different, being able to pursue jobs and hobbies we would be judged on. Equal opportunity is an amazing thing, and saying to one gender to not pursue something because it isn't societally optimal seems backwards today.

@@jaffajackson7277 While I think the intention behind that is very noble, all people are born different and thus, nature itself grants us different opportunities (inequality of opportunity). For example, you have a talent for making videos and I have different talents. I could become a decent video maker if I put enough time into it but I would be better at something I'm built for (and most likely I'd be happier too) That being said, I think no one should be stopped from pursuing what they want to do as long as it's not immoral. My point wasn't to discourage certain behavior, but rather not encourage certain behavior, so to keep it neutral. That way, I believe most people will follow their nature and let the chips fall where they may. I believe our hearts are both in the right place but we just differ ideologically. Glad we could have a mature conversation about this!

@@winterbear8633 I agree. It's sadly a rare occurrence where we can have a discussion about a particular topic where we have differing views, without calling each other names. Thank you for that and thank you for interacting with the video🤝

Resources should be invested in it to help grow the women's game. That could be through the men's game, but governing bodies such as FIFA, UEFA, and other confederations have a duty to help grow the game across the world. There is still a lot of untapped potential in women's football from the player quality and infrastructure that will close the gap.

@@jaffajackson7277 Women want to make it without the help of men and they shouldn't be using funds that they didnt generate to elevate their game. That would be like a cleaner at a multinational company expecting bonus' on par with investors. You get paid and get training facilities based on revenue. Women's sports is a joke, did you the the WNBA actually makes losses and is propped up by the NBA? If women athletes want equal pay, it's not gonna happen until they find their own audience and sell out every game like men do.

@@jaffajackson7277 FIFA and UEFA get their money from the mens game, but it isn't the governing bodies job to do that. It is the job of individual FA's to booat the coaching quality. But even then it will not match up to the mens games strength and intensity because biology.

The USWNT that won the world cup some years ago had a warmup game against 15 year old boys and lost. Most of those 15 year old boys wont make it in the men's game.

So what's your solution to achieve an equal outcome?

@@1Alex117 the women need to get good.

@@RustyVaperGameplay you, my friend, are on the right track so far so let me ask another easy question. How may all women football players get better?

@@1Alex117 All countries need to implement a youth system such as what is present in Europe, coaching from former pros at a very young age. The issue with women's football is that it is an afterthought by male clubs at this point trying to cash in on it quickly. Clubs are seeing it as a quick cash grab and it will not be taken seriously until it has a long and storied history like the men's game. Women are seen as having had this handed to them, men had to play for decades before it became financially beneficial for them. They can't come to the scene this late(professionally) and expect parity when they don't earn as much revenue as men's teams, but they should never expect world class wages for a level of football that is equal to the 5th tier of English football or lower. They shouldn't expect elite wages for non-elite levels of play.

I am going off my coverage of the women's game in the UK, as that is what is regularly available to me. I haven't looked into transphobia in the women's game to be honest. I wanted to focus on the issues I discussed in the video, and I do not feel educated enough to provide a good explanation of that aspect of the game. If there are any resources you would recommend on the topic, I am more than happy to red up on it.

Not at all, I only spoke about how she was a huge voice in helping women's football push for fairer pay and treatment. There has been many women involved in making the USWNT one of the world's best national teams in the past two decades. Investments into the national program and collegiate scholarships meant that women in the US were receiving better training and with draft system in the US, clubs from the NWSL had their pick of young women coming out of college who received a good level of coaching from college soccer. Also the hype that generated in the US following the 1999 Women's World Cup saw a huge surge in participation in the sport by females, which has led to better players coming through clubs and college, which resulted in the dominance of USWNT in international soccer.

Thank you for the feedback! I lack an artistic bone in my body😅, but I'll keep working on thumbnails in the future😊

Boring comment on a good video that even mentions this exact style of comment and the stigma

@@jordon2074 no sir. U guys jst deny facts. There is a big difference between man and woman. And u can see this difference very easy on the pitch. Woman football misses all i love on football 🤷🏼‍♂️

@@jordon2074 Just the match with Chelsea winning the championship disproves all of the slander. The women's game is great, exciting and fun to watch. Absolutely not a waste of time being a fan of women's football.

Obviously women can't be as explosive as men, that's just basic biology; testosterone. I think a lot of the bitterness towards women's football stems from a lot of it being thrown in peoples faces, it's the same with the LGBT stuff; it's very heavy handed and unnecessary but that's just corporations banking on trends. It's not Women's or the LGBT communities fault so you shouldn't direct that anger towards them. Women's football can be great if you base it on it's on merit; me and my stepdad watch it from time to time, it's still a lot of fun and we should absolutely be encouraging young women to commit more to sport; it's so much healthier than social media and other predatorial time sinks that are mainly targeted towards women. This is one area where they just can't seem to win, men complain about the latter but when they're striving to encourage objectively healthier hobbies/passions they still complain; let them have this and we should support them. It'll only get better with time

@@TheRoafer Yeah I loved that empty stadium for the 22-23 trophy lift.