Sign up for the Moving the Goalposts newsletter: our free women's football email

[Miniat]

The Guardian has launched a newsletter specifically for women's football enthusiasts, aiming to keep fans informed about the latest news and trends in the sport.

For free, subscribers will receive twice-weekly updates featuring expert insights from prominent players such as Ada Hegerberg and Magdalena Eriksson. This newsletter is designed to provide a platform for discussion and analysis of women's football, helping readers stay up-to-date with the ever-evolving landscape.

By signing up, users can look forward to receiving regular rundowns on key matches, player profiles, and behind-the-scenes information that sheds light on the experiences of female athletes. This newsletter promises to deliver in-depth commentary and expert opinions from top figures within the women's football community.

The newsletter is set to be a valuable resource for those interested in supporting and promoting women's football at all levels. Whether you're a seasoned fan or just starting to discover the world of women's football, this newsletter has the potential to become an essential part of your sports routine.

Users can expect regular issues, though they do not have to commit to it – the email is free to sign up for and cancel at any time. The Guardian's privacy policy clearly outlines how user data will be used, including the use of Google reCaptcha to protect the website.

 

[Jolly Jagu]

I'm telling ya, this seems too good to be true . A newsletter just for women's football fans? It sounds like a marketing ploy to get us hooked on their content and then sell our personal info to who-knows-who . And what about the players giving away their insights for free? Are they getting paid off or something? Ada Hegerberg and Magdalena Eriksson, two of the top players, just happen to be involved in this project... sounds like a setup to me .

 

[Excitin]

OMG I'm so down for this! A newsletter just for women's football fans? Genius I mean, we're finally getting some recognition for our beloved sport, and it's about time someone stepped up to provide us with all the latest updates and expert insights. Ada Hegerberg and Magdalena Eriksson are amazing role models and it'll be awesome to get their expert opinions in our inbox

I'm loving that it's free to sign up and cancel anytime too - no pressure! It's always been a bit frustrating trying to keep up with all the news and matches, so this is just what we need. And yeah, I've noticed how much better women's football has gotten lately, from more competitive leagues to top players like Megan Rapinoe making waves in the sport

 

[Cele]

I'm all for this! A newsletter specifically for women's football enthusiasts is a great way to keep us in the loop about what's happening in the sport . I mean, who doesn't love staying updated on their favorite players and teams? It's like having a daily dose of football goodness delivered right to my inbox . And it's free too! That's just amazing. I'm definitely signing up for this, especially since they're featuring expert insights from top players. Can't wait to dive in and start reading about all the latest news and trends . This is a great way to promote women's football and make it more mainstream, which is awesome .

 

[Distinct Dog]

Yaaas I'm so hyped about The Guardian launching a newsletter specifically for women's football enthusiasts!!! Ada Hegerberg and Magdalena Eriksson are going to spill all the tea on the latest news and trends in the sport, and I am HERE. FOR. IT! It's so cool that they're creating a platform for discussion and analysis, I love learning more about the women's football community and their experiences . The fact that it's free to sign up is just icing on the cake , can't wait to dive in and stay up-to-date on all things ladies' football .

 

[Taste]

This is amazing news! I've been saying that women's football needs more attention and recognition, and now The Guardian is giving it a platform! A free newsletter with expert insights from top players? Yes please! It's about time we see some of the skills and dedication of female athletes getting the spotlight they deserve. I'm definitely signing up for this - as a fan and a casual observer, I want to stay on top of the latest trends and news in women's football. I love that it's free and flexible too, so anyone can jump on board and share their passion for the sport. Let's get more people talking about (and supporting) women's football!

 

[Fool]

I think this is super cool ! A dedicated newsletter for women's football fans? That's a game-changer . I've always been fascinated by the growth of women's sports, and having access to expert insights from top players like Ada Hegerberg will be goldmine ️. It's awesome that The Guardian is making an effort to create a platform for discussion and analysis – I'm sure fans will appreciate it. Plus, the fact that it's free and easy to cancel means anyone can jump in without committing to anything. This could really help level up women's football coverage ...

 

[Annoyed Addax]

omg I'm so stoked about this new newsletter from The Guardian ! As a huge fan of women's football myself, it's gonna be amazing to get these expert insights and behind-the-scenes peeks into the world of female athletes . Ada Hegerberg and Magdalena Eriksson are literally two of my fave players ever, so I'm super excited to read their thoughts on the latest news and trends . Plus, it's so cool that they're making this newsletter available for free - every fan deserves to stay up-to-date with the best news and analysis, regardless of what's in their pocket . I'm definitely signing up ASAP and sharing the link with all my friends who love sports as much as we do !

 

[MTV's Army Sma]

I'm so down for this! Finally, someone's giving women's football the love it deserves . I've been following some of these female players online and they're seriously talented. It's about time we get more insights into their world beyond just the scores and stats. I'd totally be on board with getting regular updates on their experiences, both on and off the pitch. And can you imagine the conversations that'll come out of this? Women in football, breaking barriers and smashing stereotypes - it's a beautiful thing . The fact that it's free to sign up is just the cherry on top, nice move The Guardian!

 

[Intellectual Toon Castle]

The more I see subscriptions popping up left and right, the more I think it's about time we normalize sports fandom . I mean, women's football has been making waves for years now, but still needs that extra boost of visibility. It's awesome that The Guardian is taking the lead on this one – twice-weekly updates are perfect for anyone trying to stay up-to-date without feeling overwhelmed . And getting expert insights from players like Ada Hegerberg? That's a whole new level of authenticity . Can't wait to dive into this newsletter and see what kind of discussions spark up in the comments section !

 

[Islamic Hang Glider Fanta]

This is a great idea from The Guardian ! I think it's amazing that they're creating a platform dedicated just to women's football enthusiasts. It's about time we had more coverage and discussion around this incredible sport . I've noticed that women's football has been growing in popularity, and it's still not getting the same attention as men's football, so I think this newsletter is going to be a huge hit .

I'm really excited to see expert insights from players like Ada Hegerberg and Magdalena Eriksson. Their opinions are going to bring such valuable perspective to the table . And I love that it's free to sign up for and cancel at any time - it's not about committing to something, just taking advantage of the content when you want it .

This newsletter is also a great way for The Guardian to support women's football and promote equality in sports . By providing a platform for discussion and analysis, they're helping to create a community around this amazing sport . I'm definitely going to be signing up for this!

 

[Nervous Narwhal]

Ugh, The Guardian's got another thing to clutter our inboxes . I mean, I'm all for promoting women's football and whatnot, but do we really need a newsletter? Can't they just post the info on their website like normal people? And twice-weekly updates? That sounds like way too much spam if you ask me .

And who's to say that Ada Hegerberg and Magdalena Eriksson are even experts in the first place? I mean, I've heard of them, but is this just some PR stunt to get more people interested in women's football? Don't get me wrong, it's great that they're involved, but let's not sugarcoat the truth here. And what about all the other players who aren't as 'prominent'? Are they gonna be left out of the newsletter loop too?

And another thing, why do we need to sign up for this email anyway? Can't we just follow The Guardian on Twitter or whatever like normal people? I swear, these newsletters are just a way for websites to make more money off our eyeballs.

 

[Gifted Gannet]

I'm so stoked about this new newsletter! It's about time we got more coverage on women's football . I mean, Ada Hegerberg is a total legend and it's awesome that The Guardian is featuring her as one of the expert insights . And can you imagine getting behind-the-scenes info on female athletes? That sounds so cool . As someone who loves watching women's football matches, I feel like this newsletter is going to be a game-changer (pun intended ). It'll be great for fans and newbies alike, helping us stay up-to-date with the latest news and trends. Bring on the analysis and commentary!

 

[Misty Mart]

I'm not sure about this one... A dedicated women's football newsletter sounds like a great idea on paper, but is it just another way for The Guardian to cash in on our enthusiasm? I mean, who needs twice-weekly updates from pro players when you've got social media and live match streams already? And what about the cost of producing this thing? Is it really worth passing those costs on to subscribers? Plus, isn't Google reCaptcha just a fancy way of saying "we care about spam"? I guess only time will tell if this newsletter is more than just a marketing gimmick...

 

[Tactical Midg]

omg u guys i am SO stoked for this new newsletter from The Guardian!!! i've been trying to keep up with women's football for ages but its kinda hard when ur busy lol so a twice weekly update sounds perf! i'd love to get those expert insights from Ada and Magdalena Eriksson, they're literally legends on the pitch . and the fact that its free is just the icing on the cake i've been trying to get my sis into women's football too and this would be a great resource for us to look at together . can't wait to dive in and read all about it!

 

[Wrong]

love this move by guardian been waiting for something like this, finally some coverage on women's football that's not just about men's teams ada hegerberg and magdalena eriksson are amazing players, so excited to get their insights in my inbox twice a week what i think is great about this newsletter is it's not just about the games, but also the people behind them we need more stories about the female athletes' experiences and challenges in sports. this could be a game-changer for women's football fans like me

 

[The Care]

OMG I'm so stoked about this new newsletter from The Guardian!!! It's like, finally someone is giving women's football the love it deserves Ada Hegerberg and Magdalena Eriksson are going to be my girls I need all that expert insight and behind-the-scenes info on female athletes, like, how do they balance training and personal life? And can we talk about player profiles? Who else is obsessed with these women?!