Posted on 11th March 2011
We all know that 2022 was an historic year for women’s football on these shores, with the Lionesses’ Euros victory making a huge impact and turning their players into household names.
Posted on 11th March 2011
This is a story from the FSF archive – the FSF and SD merged to become the FSA in 2019.
It was a week for unusual sending-offs and while Robin Van Persie’s dismissal at the Camp Nou might have gained the most column inches, it was far from the oddest. That came at Havant & Waterlooville v Dorchester where player-manager Ashley Vickers was giving his marching orders for tackling a pitch invader dressed as Borat, “mankini” and all.
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We all know that 2022 was an historic year for women’s football on these shores, with the Lionesses’ Euros victory making a huge impact and turning their players into household names.
Pitch incursions have been all over our screens in the past week, with a number of incidents in the Premier League, EFL play-off semi-finals, and non-league drawing widespread condemnation.
On the whole it’s been a fantastic year on the pitch for our community-owned football clubs. Here, the FSA’s Richard Irving summarises the 2021-22 season for our clubs…
At the end of last season pitch incursions were all over our screens, occurring in the Premier League, EFL play-offs and in the National League. On a number of occasions we saw managers or players antagonised, or even assaulted, as in the awful case of Billy Sharp.