Women's world cup 2023

[TTmonkey]

anonymous_user said:

Is Spanish law ahead of the curve? ..

I doubt it……

Wasnt it in Spain where someone got away with raping an unconscious woman, because she was unconscious and couldn’t possibly have said no anyway….? Or something along those lines.

[glazbagun]

He's gone:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/66637879

Would probably still be in the job if he'd given a halfway sincere apology.

[MiniMan64]

glazbagun said:

He's gone:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/66637879

Would probably still be in the job if he'd given a halfway sincere apology. not kissed a woman who had no interest in being kissed

[rjfp1962]

MiniMan64 said:

glazbagun said:

He's gone:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/66637879

Would probably still be in the job if he'd given a halfway sincere apology. not kissed a woman who had no interest in being kissed

Good riddance to the piece of sh*t...

[cliffords]

Dreadfully badly handled by all .

[Byker28i]

cliffords said:

Dreadfully badly handled by all .

This - it's badly damaged the Spanish FA

[bitchstewie]

glazbagun said:

He's gone:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/66637879

Would probably still be in the job if he'd given a halfway sincere apology.

Sincere apology v remembered for resigning in disgrace and being the centre of the story when it should have been the achievement of the team.

[ChocolateFrog]

TTmonkey said:

anonymous_user said:

Is Spanish law ahead of the curve? ..

I doubt it……

Wasnt it in Spain where someone got away with raping an unconscious woman, because she was unconscious and couldn’t possibly have said no anyway….? Or something along those lines.

Italy but I doubt there's much separating the two.

[anonymous_user]

ChocolateFrog said:

TTmonkey said:

anonymous_user said:

Is Spanish law ahead of the curve? ..

I doubt it……

Wasnt it in Spain where someone got away with raping an unconscious woman, because she was unconscious and couldn’t possibly have said no anyway….? Or something along those lines.

Italy but I doubt there's much separating the two.

i thought they meant this:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-50257922

horrific & probably a good indicator of some of the attitudes in Spain & why change is needed

still not sure of getting rid of someone for a non-consented kiss in a moment of jubilation is the best way to change attitudes tbh

& im still trying to get my head around that a quick straw pole of women friends/peers that a good 80% think that a man kissing a women is automatically classed as 'sexual' & thus when non-consensual it's automatically 'sexual abuse'

[johnboy1975]

ChocolateFrog said:

Italy but I doubt there's much separating the two.

Probably off topic, but their (Italy) rape laws from the 60's are definitely something to get all frothy about. 1965, so 58 years ago

https://twitter.com/historyinmemes/status/16937805...

[bitchstewie]

Restraining order and banned by the courts from going within 200M of or communicating with Hermoso.

[bitchstewie]

Really not his day is it.

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