nded its position, saying in a statement earlier this year: “Our current transgender policy has been in place for 10 years, and it has helped to enable a very small population of transgender women to enjoy playing football safely in the grass-roots game. This is a complex and constantly evolving area, and our review remains ongoing as we monitor and support the practical application of our policy.
Ooh, so smug, these people – and so self-righteous. A "very small population of transgender women" – who can still adversely affect a very large number of real women – "enjoy playing football safely" – while the women can't enjoy playing football safely because they're playing against men. In women's football, this is – which was specifically set up so they wouldn't have to play against bigger, stronger, faster, men.
And of course it's not a complex area at all. It couldn't be simpler. No men in women's football.
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