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Originally Posted by demonrail666
USA don't dominate. The best Women's teams are those with the best national infrastructure so it makes sense that the US women's team does well, but Germany are generally recognised as the dominant side, they just didn't happen to win this particular tournament.
There's nothing remotely weak about women's football. People just need to stop comparing it with the men's game and take it on its own terms. It has a different skill-set, as you say. Although saying that, the fact men can't play women probably spares the blushes of a lot of men. And in more specialist positions, like goalkeeper, I think players like Hope Solo are at least as good as plenty of male goalkeepers I've seen at the national level.
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Again, its not about women being inherently less talented, its about their sport as a whole being less developed, less professionalized. I am not intending to minimize or degrade women's team or women's futbol, but equality is about accepting what it is, and because of player development and professionalization Mens sport tend to be "better" than womens both in athleticism and overall talent pool. This is because more men play at a professional level, the competition is higher level, supply and demand shit..
Basically its what all you guys say about MLS vs global futbol.Women's is MLS in this argument