Ian Wright calls for Boycott subsequent to spotting fans with signs in Britain's Reality Cup win

Ian Wright calls for Boycott subsequent to spotting fans with signs in Britain's Reality Cup win

Britain legend lan Wright took to Twitter to vent his disappointment after he spotted fans holding signs during the Lionesses' 1-0 win over Haiti in the Womens' Reality Cup

Britain football legend Ian Wright is an immense ally of the Ladies' down however he voiced his disproval

about fan signs asking for players' shirts as he watches Britain's Lionesses opening World Cup game against Haiti.

Britain guaranteed their most memorable World Cup triumph with a 1-0 win over the competition debutants with many fans making the excursion to Australia and New Zealand.

The Lionesses are symbols and legends

Since their European success, with many fans frantic to land a shirt of their courageous women post-game,

in any case, it appears Britain and Munititions stockpile legend Wright, isn't a fan. He posted on Twitter his consternation at seeing the signs.

Since the Euros the previous summer, the

Expansion in participation at Ladies' Super Association games has broken records across the whole association - with fans showing their reliability In more ways than one.

Notwithstanding communicating his dissatisfaction at the flags, with the feeling concurred somewhere else,

it doesn't prevent fans from carrying their signs to WSL games.

Besides the fact that the fans bring their voices singing their hearts out,

yet, they stay right until the arenas close with their signs, which permits the fans to draw near to the players and meet their legends.

One Twitter client answered lan Wright saying: "My girl held a sign requesting Rafaelle's shirt at a Weapons store game.

She said 'Sorry no I can't today' and my girl was fine with it. Try not to inquire

, probably won't get. However long it's not normal or asking for It."

Yet, it's evident, that believed isn't shared in all cases of ladies' football fans with others concurring with Wright.

Britain didn't voyage to the success they figured they would,

as Haiti kept on squeezing the Lionesses and hold them under tension,

with two urgent recoveries required from Mary Earps to keep them in the game and guarantee the 1-0 triumph