Enjoy (video, 26:00). The format was one I’m used to, a pro-feminist host (a man, in this case) and three hostile feminists.
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Justice for Men & Boys 
Thank you for your work. As you said scenes of emotion at a “triumph”. Rubiales was clearly overjoyed at the win. Women footballers keep “demanding” men take them seriously , and here was the head of Spanish football demonstrating his fulsome support. A little undignified perhaps but you’d think he’d be forgiven for such a display of sheer joy. After all isn’t not expressing feelings part of “toxic masculinity”. It would seem prudent for men in general to give women’s football a very wide berth if even enthusiastic support is to be punished.
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Just posted the following comment,
“What an absolute load of visceral and arbitrary rubbish. Three feminists (not including the host) against one anti-feminist, who were allowed to repeatedly interrupt. That joke of a debate made the BBC look impartial.
Some of the comments : “Kissing without consent, sexual assault, misogyny, coercion, the kiss is symbolic, 5 years in prison, patriarchal society, molested”.
I actually wonder if this was a wind up. If so, I fell for it. “
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