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Posted on 01/23/2013 4:39:27 PM PST by BenLurkin
the Lingerie Football League has announced plans to rename itself the “Legends Football League.” As part of the move, the LFL will be ditching the thing that made the league noteworthy in the first place: lingerie.
Other changes include new team logos absent of "sexy female figures," redesigned shoulder pads to increase protection, and changing their slogan from "True Fantasy Football" to "Women of the Gridiron."
The players will no longer wear modified bras, panties, and garters while playing tackle football on turf (ouch!), instead favoring more traditional performance wear which will “replace all lingerie aspects” of the league’s uniforms.
The league is billing it as “the next step in the maturation of our now global sport.” It goes on to state that the change was made to stop being “viewed as a gimmick” and legitimize the sport by focusing on its athletes’ talents, rather than their bodies.
Are the sell-out crowds the league boasts about showing up to watch the exciting seven-on-seven play? Did the LFL become the first female sports league to get its own videogame because of the novelty of football with no punting or kicking? Are Philadelphia Passion fans showing up to the Wells Fargo Center to watch the athletic prowess of the players?
Let’s face it, probably not.
(Excerpt) Read more at philly.com ...
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Just...no. They named it the LFL for a reason, for Pete’s sake. Next they’ll put diapers on the puppies in the Puppy Bowl.
Smart move! This should really fill the stands to capacity. Fools, just cooked their own goose by taking themselves too seriously.
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Got that right. Women in full gear would be simply playing football badly.
Whatcha talkin' 'bout Willis?
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