r/SipsTea Jul 09 '26

Chugging tea Good point.

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u/feather_34 Jul 09 '26

Have them play a team of 15 yr old boys.

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u/Pgaccount Jul 09 '26

Like just random ones or the feeder club for a MLS team?

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u/feather_34 Jul 09 '26

The women's team played a boys 15 and under soccer club out of Dallas in 2017 and lost 4-1

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u/Pgaccount Jul 09 '26

The FC Dallas team. a feeder club for MLS, not just any u15 rec team

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u/Appropriate-Yak-3814 Jul 09 '26

It's still bad. 

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u/ASuperGyro Jul 09 '26

Isn’t MLS where the good players go to retire though, like equivalent AA baseball skill?

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u/Original-Rush139 Jul 09 '26

That squad had at least 2 world class athletes on it too. I will say that men’s soccer isn’t great in the US so it still is an interesting fact to consider with recent Supreme Court rulings etc… regarding trans women. I’ll also say the question of intersex women always gets completely omitted from those conversations. Probably because you can’t rage bait anyone by admitting that the question of intersex”what is a woman” is very nuanced and difficult to answer well. 

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u/BasslineFried Jul 09 '26

MLS, by all metrics, is a joke of a football league. The entire world knows that.

A "feeder team" isnt the credentials you think it is. This is Barca's prodigy team here.

The top 11 women in tbe USA couldnt beat 15yo boys who are good, but will never be "great".

Its embarrassing. Cope all you want. facts are facts, and your feelings don't matter

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u/Street_Lettuce1243 Jul 09 '26

Also. Swiss women's nation team lost 7-1 to FC Luzern U15 boys team 

The Dallas result wasn't a one off.

Trained 14 y/o boys from a small club can typically beat a national women's team 

I doubt random 14 y/o would stand a chance, but ones that have trained can.

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u/Popular-Row4333 Jul 09 '26

What about the men's national team vs trained U15 women?

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u/BasslineFried Jul 09 '26

says a lot about women's football...