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By:
Henry VIII
When: 16 Dec 25 11:46
Powerful stuff but this pushing Hannah maybe taking votes from Chloe. I hope they start pushing Chloe now.
By:
armagnac
When: 16 Dec 25 11:53
It is what it is Henry, they are massively pushing the lioness narrative and no else really gets a mention. Maybe coz they had to split the vote, they now feel obliged to help.

They have vote data from Mead and Earps winning years, plus all the vote data from the WOTY vote for them, including Hannah. That is pretty much a lot of hardcore lioness data and Chelsea voting data.

Both will get considerable votes from there clubs, two biggest in the UK by a mile. Also general lioness hardcore support, which will be topped up on the night by all the casuals who watched the final.

Both being called top 3 is not out of the question
By:
armagnac
When: 16 Dec 25 11:58
Chloe gets a serious amount of hate online, especially on twitter coz of its hardcore male element.
This tweet is another, but it has been viewed 1.1 million times and still rising
This hate is just motivating her fans and lioness fans even more


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https://x.com/alrightfans/status/2000656146189992301
By:
armagnac
When: 16 Dec 25 12:00
This is the post BBC sport put up, it has 171k views on there page...which is way above average for general tweets
By:
armagnac
When: 16 Dec 25 12:05
There is more than enough votes to go around Henry, as ive researched already. Split votes don't stop either winning


Tournament Reach & Engagement
The entire UEFA Women's Euro 2025 tournament demonstrated significant reach and engagement beyond the final match:
Overall TV Reach: The BBC's television coverage of the entire tournament reached 22.1 million people.
Digital Engagement:
16 million unique users accessed the BBC Sport website and app for tournament news.
Content was streamed 15.5 million times across BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website/app.
The BBC Sport website's live page for the final alone recorded 11.4 million views.
By:
Henry VIII
When: 16 Dec 25 12:08
Army that little x vid "The self-importance is absolutely mental" has been viewed 1.1 mill times but only liked 2.8K times which is a pathetic like ratio. And she's not talking about herself at all, she's bigging up Beth Mead.
By:
Henry VIII
When: 16 Dec 25 12:09
So I'd definitely put that in the pro Chloe catagory - more getting her known/remembered.
By:
armagnac
When: 16 Dec 25 12:12
Forget the likes Henry, they are haters likes. Even positive posts never tell the full story, nearly everyone watches and moves on with what they watched. Only sad people hit the like button imo its a self importance thing, just coz you don't hit like it doesn't mean you don't support the post or not whatever the case maybe.

Actually the fact it only has 2.8k likes means most who viewed it don't agree with the poster, which is probably what your getting at.

anyway its all very good for Chloe, its 'reach'
By:
Henry VIII
When: 16 Dec 25 12:16
Yeah, I was looking at likes as negative - they were reacting to the title.
By:
armagnac
When: 16 Dec 25 12:19
100%
By:
armagnac
When: 16 Dec 25 13:49
Im on Hannah watch, current times made the news are:

07:47 BBC Breakfast - played in full
09:23 BBC2 News - played in full
13:46 BBC1 News - played in full - Hannah is the good news story Happy (Hannah was part of the main headlines at the start)
By:
five leaves left
When: 16 Dec 25 19:36
Surprised you've not posted this army

Hannah wins fifa goalkeeper of the year

https://www.allforxi.com/latest-news/11371/fifa-the-best-awards-hannah-hampton-lizbeth-ovalle-aitana-bonmati-and-sarina-wiegman-take-home-awards-and-best-xi
By:
GeorgeBrush
When: 16 Dec 25 19:47
Because even he can't turn it into a chloe ramp
By:
five leaves left
When: 16 Dec 25 19:50
Laugh Hannah my biggest green now. Has to be at the price and all the awards she keeps winning
By:
armagnac
When: 16 Dec 25 19:56
FIFA team of the year as well
By:
armagnac
When: 16 Dec 25 19:57
armagnac 16 Dec 25 11:06 
Hannah Hampton wins The FIFA Best Women’s Goalkeeper Award
Women's Team
6 minutes ago



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https://www.chelseafc.com/en/news/article/hannah-hampton-wins-the-fifa-best-womens-goalkeeper-award Plain
By:
five leaves left
When: 16 Dec 25 19:58
oh sorry army Love
By:
armagnac
When: 16 Dec 25 20:02
lol i had to really think if i did or not tbf
By:
GeorgeBrush
When: 16 Dec 25 21:09
Serious vote splitting stuff
By:
armagnac
When: 16 Dec 25 21:17
In 2025, the order of likely influence for the BBC Sports Personality of the Year (SPOTY) shortlist is heavily dictated by a unique summer of major free-to-air events. While traditional "mainstream" sports like F1 and Golf achieved massive milestones, the sheer scale of the Women's Euro 2025 viewership dominates the public consciousness.
Based on viewership figures and media coverage, the following is a ranking of the nominees by their potential to capture the public vote:

1. Chloe Kelly (Football)
Media & Viewership: As the player who scored the decisive winning penalty in the Euro 2025 final, Kelly is the face of the year's most-watched TV moment (16.2 million peak).
Influence: Her status as a "national hero" for back-to-back tournament-winning goals (2022 and 2025) gives her the highest baseline public recognition and emotional "moment of the year" advantage.

2. Rory McIlroy (Golf)
Media & Viewership: McIlroy's Masters victory to complete his career Grand Slam was a record-breaking broadcast for Sky Sports.
Influence: While golf is on pay-TV (limiting raw audience reach compared to the BBC/ITV Euro final), the historical magnitude of his achievement garnered weeks of mainstream front-page news coverage, appealing to a traditional sporting demographic that votes heavily.

3. Lando Norris (Formula 1)
Media & Viewership: His maiden World Championship win in Abu Dhabi was a major global story and one of the highest-rated races in over a decade.
Influence: Norris has massive digital engagement, particularly among younger viewers (Gen-Z). However, F1's primary broadcast is on Sky, which usually requires a dominant season to translate into a SPOTY win against free-to-air stars.

4. Ellie Kildunne (Rugby Union)
Media & Viewership: The Women’s Rugby World Cup final at Twickenham set a world-record attendance of 81,885 and a peak TV audience of 5.8 million.
Influence: As the tournament’s top try-scorer and World Player of the Year, Kildunne represents the huge growth of women's rugby. While significant, her peak viewership is roughly a third of the Euro final, making it harder to beat the football stars.

5. Luke Littler (Darts)
Media & Viewership: Littler maintained high media visibility throughout the year, peaking with his World Championship and Grand Slam titles.
Influence: He has arguably the most recognizable individual personality on the list, but darts remains a niche interest compared to the national "fever" events of the summer, likely capping his total vote share.

6. Hannah Hampton (Football)
Media & Viewership: Hampton shared the 16.2 million audience for the Euro final and won the Yashin Trophy as the world's best goalkeeper.
Influence: Despite her heroics (saving two penalties in the shootout), goalscorers like Chloe Kelly historically draw more attention in a public vote. She will likely split the football vote with Kelly, with the majority going to the forward.
By:
GeorgeBrush
When: 16 Dec 25 21:19
Who wrote this cacbabble?
By:
armagnac
When: 16 Dec 25 21:28
Andy Indy
By:
GeorgeBrush
When: 16 Dec 25 22:18
Nearly as bad as Jr
By:
armagnac
When: 16 Dec 25 22:22
Were all guessing end of day

Will golf fans turn up en masse and vote for marmite man, certainly not universally liked in England

Will Lando get that massive youth vote that has been visible the last few years (hard to get youth motivated) if so, he probably wins

Will the women turn up, well the Mead and Earps ones did but how many was that in poor years..not enough for a split vote possibly
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