A team called the Flying Bats FC in Australia has 5 trans players. This team went undefeated and won their grand final in Australia. I called this a long time ago. Weak men don’t care if they have to don bras and call themselves women. If they can win they’ll take it.
Australia’s most controversial soccer team has won its grand final after going through their season undefeated.
Sydney-based Flying Bats FC made headlines around the globe earlier this year after it was revealed that five of the team’s women’s side were made up of transgender players.
The team’s presence in the women’s competition led to complaints from club officials and parents, while high-profile figures like JK Rowling and Lucy Zelic have also criticised their participation.
And now it can be revealed that the team have capped of an undefeated season in the Women’s Premier League competition which they have won all 16 of their regular season matches while scoring 65 goals and conceding just four in the process by winning the grand final on Sunday.
Zelic posted the scoreboard at the ground with the final 5-4 scoreline over West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook Football Club, stating her disappointment at the result.
‘Full-time. Flying Bats FC win the Premiership and the Grand Final. Trans-identified [players] will be crowned champions in the Women’s Premier League Division,’ she posted with the hashtag #SaveWomenSports.
‘Somehow, this is supposed to represent progress. Somewhere, the custodians of our game don’t care.’
Daily Mail UK