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donnashuggy · ‎24-07-2016

What does it mean to you?

imastawka · ‎24-07-2016

And I think David was right - there is a ladder

lloydslights · ‎25-07-2016

The thing is, women are playing sports that were formally male dominated and orientated.

The "equality" has crept into the arena, but the Language of Sport has already been set in stone.

Do the girls also want to change the name of the positions on the field.... ruckman, forward pocket,etc.

Suggesting to men to "woman-up" in the local netball game,.....they wouldn't be able to mount the challenge. Hahaha.

DEB

davidc4430 · ‎24-07-2016

is there a ladder?

donnashuggy · ‎24-07-2016

@davidc4430 wrote:
is there a ladder?

Afl?

kopenhagen5 · ‎24-07-2016

Show some courage.

Be Honest.

Own up to mistakes.

Or is it directed at a certain politician.

imastawka · ‎24-07-2016

Is it a small town in south west WA?

They're all 'up' towns over that way

donnashuggy · ‎24-07-2016

Ok let me clarify my reason for posting this

my daughter plays afl, she is 17 and always lecturing me about political correctness

at todays game the coach kept telling the girls to 'man up'

they did win 80 nil so it must have worked ha ha

imastawka · ‎24-07-2016

I wondered what your second post meant

Not being footy-minded I had NFI about AFL

imastawka · ‎24-07-2016

And I think David was right - there is a ladder

this-one-time-at-bandcamp · ‎25-07-2016

Over here, in the states, it means to "grow a pair".........

lionrose.7 · ‎25-07-2016

I dont think I would tell a women to man up, perhaps you could tell a man to women up and see the look on thier face 🙂

Man Up