| Playing ITFC women's and men's home matches at the same time 12:22 - Nov 1 with 664 views | Mark |
Does anyone have insight into why next weekend's ITFC Women match has not been moved to avoid a clash with the men's game at Portman Road? Is it the WSL2 or the club's decision? How can the women's game grow if fans have to choose between the sides?
As Twtd reported in the news story yesterday...
> Ipswich Town Women are back in WSL2 action next weekend, taking on Bristol City at the Jobserve Community Stadium on 8th November in a fixture which clashes with the men’s home Premier League fixture against Bournemouth at the same time, the latter having moved to accommodate the Cherries’ participation in the Europa League. |  | | |  |
| Playing ITFC women's and men's home matches at the same time on 12:26 - Nov 1 with 582 views | SitfcB |
There’s no choice really. |  |
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| Playing ITFC women's and men's home matches at the same time on 12:37 - Nov 1 with 554 views | Cheltenham_Blue |
"the latter having moved to accommodate the Cherries’ participation in the Europa League." |  |
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| Playing ITFC women's and men's home matches at the same time on 15:01 - Nov 1 with 367 views | Mark |
| Playing ITFC women's and men's home matches at the same time on 12:37 - Nov 1 by Cheltenham_Blue |
"the latter having moved to accommodate the Cherries’ participation in the Europa League." |
Yes, but that was moved weeks ago so I think the ITFC Women's match should be moved accordingly to avoid the clash. There only only 11 home women's matches a season and surely they should avoid all clashes with men's matches, especially for people who buy season tickets for both. | | | |
| Playing ITFC women's and men's home matches at the same time on 15:29 - Nov 1 with 334 views | Pinewoodblue |
Perhaps it would have been switched to Saturday if Colchester United didn’t have home game in FA Cup on that day |  |
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