JR And Any Other Fans Of
Posted: Fri Sep 01, 2006 12:40 am
ladies football.
I and two of my daughters have just returned home from The Valley where we watched the World Cup Qualifier between England and Holland.
I thoroughly enjoyed the evening having really only attended at the behest of my youngest.
The technical play was excellent and England in particular played from the back, through the midfield and predominantly on the floor which was pleasing to watch. England won 4-0 and all the goals were of excellent quality. Kelly Smith scored a hatrick and looked a very decent player.
England also had a tricky little winger, Karen Carney, whose crossing would put to shame many men players I've seen at The Valley over more years than I care to remember!
The evening was great value and entertainment and it is a shame that, in a ground with a capacity of more than 27,000, only 7,931 were there to see the match. I got the impression though that was a good attendance by the normal standards of womens football.
I and two of my daughters have just returned home from The Valley where we watched the World Cup Qualifier between England and Holland.
I thoroughly enjoyed the evening having really only attended at the behest of my youngest.
The technical play was excellent and England in particular played from the back, through the midfield and predominantly on the floor which was pleasing to watch. England won 4-0 and all the goals were of excellent quality. Kelly Smith scored a hatrick and looked a very decent player.
England also had a tricky little winger, Karen Carney, whose crossing would put to shame many men players I've seen at The Valley over more years than I care to remember!
The evening was great value and entertainment and it is a shame that, in a ground with a capacity of more than 27,000, only 7,931 were there to see the match. I got the impression though that was a good attendance by the normal standards of womens football.