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Tag: women’s championship
Why Lewes FC Women Should Resign From The Women’s Championship. by Chris Harris
We examine why Lewes FC should pull the plug on the Women's Championship and a drop a division to become self-sustained but still maintain budget parity
Candidates Without A Clue. 2022 Lewes FC Board Elections. Chris Harris
Lewes FC needs to be run by people with knowledge of the club, town and community football. None of the 7 candidates for the 2022 board elections seem to tick any of these boxes.
Was Euro 2022 the Beginning of the End of the Lewes FC Women’s Model?
Will Equality Fc at Lewes Fc be drowned out by the exponential growth of women's football?
New Positive FA Prize Money Allocation Falls Short of Lewes FC Unrealistic Expectations
Women’s FA Cup prize money to get historic almost tenfold increase | Women's FA Cup | The Guardian The highly credible campaign, kick started by Lewes FC, to seek a 50/50 allocation of FA Cup money has ended in a score draw. Most people would consider the percentage of prize money allocated to the women’s … Continue reading New Positive FA Prize Money Allocation Falls Short of Lewes FC Unrealistic Expectations
Sour Grapes in Revamped Ladies Championship as Man United Take It Seriously
Manchester United have invested properly, not flamboyantly, in their new women’s set up the result being they are better than everyone else in tier 2.
Why Women’s Football is Bereft of Ideas and Needs A Kick Up the Backside
The BBC, BT and Guardian ramming it down our throats won’t grow the game. Getting people into the grounds by reaching out to them will kick start the game.
Crystal Palace LFC Treated Shamefully But Women’s Football Needs To Raise It’s Game.
The women’s clubs and FA should be going back 50 years and run their sport with integrity, with DIY in their dna, as it used to be and they may in time begin to eclipse the ugliness and greed of modern football and offer a new alternative for the disillusioned rather than a poor alternative.
The Guardian Newspaper begin Censoring Comments Section. Fact
There were 81 comments, not bad for a comment section on ladies football.
Bizzarely a whopping 23 comments, 1 in 4 had been removed by the moderators.
How Lewes FC Are Morphing Into A Heath Robinson Cartoon
We always highlighted in the fanzine what we felt were the ridiculous running costs the club felt necessary and are delighted they now agree with us and have taken action.







