The English men’s footballers and rugby lads might want to swap their boots for baby bottles, because let’s face it—while they’re fumbling tournaments and nursing excuses, the women are busy winning. From the Lionesses lifting trophies to the Red Roses bulldozing through scrums like a wrecking ball in eyeliner, the message is clear: lads, the babysitting rota’s on the fridge.

🏆 From Pub Chat to Pram Duty

Is it really that unfair to suggest? The women are conquering Europe and beyond, while the men are still “building for the future”—a phrase that now has more mileage than a Boris Johnson promise. The men’s game is a Netflix drama that never ends—big budget, flashy trailers, disappointing finale. Meanwhile, the women’s teams are giving us plot twists, passion, and actual silverware.

So yes, boys, put those feet up—preferably on the coffee table while balancing a toddler on your lap—and let the real athletes show England how it’s done. And hey, maybe you’ll even learn what it feels like to be proud of an England shirt again, watching from the sidelines with a nappy bag instead of a water bottle. 👶🍼

🔥 Challenges 🔥

Should we make a formal swap? Men to childcare, women to stadiums? Or do the lads still deserve their seat on the bus, even if they’re just along for the ride? Drop your thoughts—whether it’s cheers, jeers, or tears—in the blog comments. 💬⚡

👇 Comment, like, share—and tell us: who really carries English sport right now?

The sharpest takes will make it into the next magazine issue. 📝🔥

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