Women's team - Clinch Champions League spot with 3-0 win over Everton

[oakiecokie]

I'm that the game , but what is the point of CityTV ? Surely games like this should be on there live , not some Facebook page !

Spot on Kev a fucking disgrace mate.

 

[eyejay51]

Second half link. http://manc.it/2ygfmY1

 

[frothy]

Why do they assume that every one is on face book? Never been a member and no intention of every being, put it on the official site

 

[remember arthur mann]

Why do they assume that every one is on face book? Never been a member and no intention of every being, put it on the official site

Don't have to be on facebook, just follow MCWFC Facebook link.

 

[cleavers]

Finished 3-0, 6-0 on aggregate.

 

[yerwot?]

Worst performance i have seen from the blue girls, more unforced errors in that game than the rest of the season put together. Hope it was a one-off.

 

[Dhruv1]

Nice game, made it look pretty easy. Very good cross Abbie McManus, fell to Parris who got a deserved goal. 2nd was lovely, just aesthetically pleasing how Jill took it first time and pinged it into the far corner. 3rd goal was nice too, another Megan Campbell special, fell to Lawley who struck it sweet right into the top corner. My first good look at Claire Emslie and she seems fast and smart. Jill wotm for me.

 

[Bigga]

Those subs, Emslie and Lawley give the Women excellent options. Emslie's a bit Sané/ Sterling-esque with the push-into-space-and-run style, but that will work in the Women's game, more often than not.

 

[mad4city]

Why do they assume that every one is on face book? Never been a member and no intention of every being, put it on the official site

I'm certainly no expert but there's good reason to believe that Facebook could well be the future platform of Premier League and (men's) Champions League football, in the near future, apparently.
Sounds weird to a Luddite like me but that's what I am being told.

 

[NorCalBlue]

I'm certainly no expert but there's good reason to believe that Facebook could well be the future platform of Premier League and (men's) Champions League football, in the near future, apparently.
Sounds weird to a Luddite like me but that's what I am being told.

Facebook will never catch on. Neither will Twitter. I also have my doubts about sliced bread - surely people can just slice it themselves.