Gender differences...
Finally, peer tutoring's ended! Hurray! All the best to my tutee for his bt2, and no more tutoring for me! Ha ha.
From skysports:
Whilst Women's Euro 2005 has been hailed as a resounding success at bringing the game to a wider audience, despite England's failure to get out of the group stage, the signs are that the female version of the world's best sport is not quite sitting comfortably in the new media spotlight. Gender confusion seems to be running riot, and not just about the German goalkeeper. In the 2-1 defeat to Denmark, with Kelly Smith off injured, the BBC commentator was heard to say "They are down to ten men now", whilst in the studio the panel were thanked at the end of the programme with a polite "thanks ladies". A panel including former Chelsea player Gavin Peacock.
Reminds me of some occasions, when we said "man on.. no, girl on!" when ms or some other girl's sneaking up onto some other player... :p
From skysports:
Whilst Women's Euro 2005 has been hailed as a resounding success at bringing the game to a wider audience, despite England's failure to get out of the group stage, the signs are that the female version of the world's best sport is not quite sitting comfortably in the new media spotlight. Gender confusion seems to be running riot, and not just about the German goalkeeper. In the 2-1 defeat to Denmark, with Kelly Smith off injured, the BBC commentator was heard to say "They are down to ten men now", whilst in the studio the panel were thanked at the end of the programme with a polite "thanks ladies". A panel including former Chelsea player Gavin Peacock.
Reminds me of some occasions, when we said "man on.. no, girl on!" when ms or some other girl's sneaking up onto some other player... :p
posted by BOO! @ 9:24 PM
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