even lithuania has women football league. it is rather amateur but other contries have professional women leagues. ronaldo's wife plays for rayo vallecano. that is a professional club. americans just have different approach to this thing. no one expects women football to be commercially successful. that is why wusa failed.
come to think of it Fli brings up a good point. We've been so used to the commercial angle on regular men's football that we tend to look at the womens in the same light.
Certainly im not downplaying the role of money in the success of a womens football league venture, but it can be supported in other ways too.
Speaking of Gaucci..in the thread...any see the way in which his son reacted yesterday? he got into a scuffle with Lazio players during the match. he claimed he was surrounded by Lazio players after warning the ref against lazio's foul play. Fiore had the best comment saying "The field is for players and not for management." In the end, Gaucci Jr., Cosmi and I believe two Perugia players were ejected and Cosimi shouted "FORZA ROMA" on the way out to which Mancini was heading towards him but was stopped by his assistants. Its the Gaucci circus indeed.
FORZA ROMA? how lame, but still entertaining
i dunno josh, i never find women's football entertaining, their flow of the game is slower etc, probably because im too used to men's football :lick: