It is the message. However women coaches are not immune.All this has a theme that links with other “scandals” such as in British female gymnastics (women coaches who had steered UK female Gymnastics to unprecedented highs internationally), even in the past of the Dutch woman now managing the English Lionesses. And again illustrated in this field, bbc.co.uk/news/uk-66720…. In common is the coached complaining about the things that are necessary to compete. Either females are as tough and focused as males in competitive fields or they are too fragile to deal with the demands made to achieve. Sacking the team manager that coached the Spanish national team to an unexpected victory? In all this one rarely hears a peep from the males in the sport or endeavor, though they too will have to be in the peak of fitness. Anyone would think that females need a softer and more gentle treatment, and maybe do away with competition altogether?