The Guardian is offering a free newsletter, dubbed "Moving the Goalposts", that caters specifically to women's football enthusiasts. This bi-weekly newsletter promises to deliver expert insights from prominent figures in the sport, such as Norway's Ada Hegerberg and Sweden's Magdalena Eriksson.
Subscribers will receive a round-up of the latest developments in women's football, twice a week. The content is designed to inform, engage, and possibly even inspire those interested in following this rapidly evolving sport.
To sign up for the newsletter, visitors can share it with their friends via social media. Additionally, upon registration, users can choose whether they wish to complete a full account setup or remain as a guest.
It's worth noting that by signing up, subscribers will be exposed to content created in association with charities, online ads, and other external funding sources. The Guardian assures readers that these organizations' contributions are clearly disclosed, and their data is handled according to the website's privacy policy and terms of service.
To protect its users from spam, Google reCaptcha is employed on the site, safeguarding both the website and its subscribers against malicious activity.
Subscribers will receive a round-up of the latest developments in women's football, twice a week. The content is designed to inform, engage, and possibly even inspire those interested in following this rapidly evolving sport.
To sign up for the newsletter, visitors can share it with their friends via social media. Additionally, upon registration, users can choose whether they wish to complete a full account setup or remain as a guest.
It's worth noting that by signing up, subscribers will be exposed to content created in association with charities, online ads, and other external funding sources. The Guardian assures readers that these organizations' contributions are clearly disclosed, and their data is handled according to the website's privacy policy and terms of service.
To protect its users from spam, Google reCaptcha is employed on the site, safeguarding both the website and its subscribers against malicious activity.
just checked out The Guardian's new newsletter for women's football fans and I'm SO down for this! 
According to latest stats (63% of women's football fans are between 18-34 years old, btw), there's a huge growth in interest among younger generations. They're not just watching the games, they're actively engaging with the sport and its players through social media 
. Don't get me wrong, Ada Hegerberg and Magdalena Eriksson are total legends, but the target audience is pretty niche. It might be hard for newbies to jump in and keep up with all the news and updates without some extra context or primer.
. What if they start focusing too much on specific aspects of women's football and neglecting other important issues? It feels like they're creating this exclusive club that only those already invested in the sport can join. Just saying 
I'm loving this new newsletter from The Guardian, Moving the Goalposts! It's about time we get more coverage on women's football, especially with all the talented players out there like Ada Hegerberg 
and Magdalena Eriksson 
. The fact that it's a bi-weekly thing is perfect, I'm definitely signing up! 
And it's awesome that they're partnering with charities, let's see more of those collaborations in the future 
. One thing I'd love to see is more interviews or profiles on lesser-known players, but overall I think this is going to be a game-changer for women's football fans 
. This sounds like just what I need - expert insights from top players and regular news updates 
. It's also cool that they're partnering with charities and organizations, it shows The Guardian is committed to making a positive impact 
I'm so stoked about The Guardian launching this newsletter for women's football fans! It's about time we had a dedicated platform to discuss and share our passion for the sport 
One thing though, let's get rid of those ads... I mean, I get that they're necessary, but sometimes you just wanna read about the beautiful game without interruptions 
I'm so done with the lack of representation in sports media 
. Ada Hegerberg and Magdalena Eriksson are total bosses on the field, and it's about time their expertise is shared with the world 
! I mean, have you seen the number of girls playing football lately? It's insane, but we still need to make sure they're getting the support and resources they deserve 
just think about it... women's football is on the rise and we're finally getting more content for those who care 
. And that it's bi-weekly? More power to The Guardian for making women's football more accessible and awesome 
I'd think anyone interested in women's football would be stoked to get expert insights and updates twice a week. And let's give credit where credit is due – the fact that they're disclosing external funding sources upfront is good for transparency, right? 
Can't wait to see which charities they partner with - I'm all about supporting good causes! 
and I'm always looking for more info to share with her about the sport. Having a dedicated newsletter like this must be so helpful - she'll get updates on all the latest matches, news, and players. It's also great that it includes expert insights from top players like Ada Hegerberg 
. And yay, Google reCaptcha means we don't have to worry about spam 
. Sign me up for this newsletter - I need all the info I can get! 
! and omg Google reCaptcha is everything 
, no spam for us 
It's awesome that they're catering to this growing interest in the sport 
can't wait to dive in and catch up on all the latest women's football news! 
. I love that it's not just about the games themselves, but also the charities and organizations involved – it's all about empowering women in sports 
. can't wait to subscribe and start reading 