Why can't people be sexist if they want to? What difference does it make? He's admitted he is, therefore everyone knows. As a result anybody that disagrees with his views will choose to ignore him in future. Some will choose not to hire him, others will choose not to sponsor him, and so on. So be it. What about those managers and players that say things like "it's man's game"? Are they sexist? Can't wait for the human rights groups to come out defending Newell. This could really get them in a twist. "Our client has a right to express his views in a society that has freedom of speech at its core"..... Personally, I think a female official is likely to be better than most male officials, as she's probably had to work a lot harder to secure her status as a top official. It being a man's game and all. The whole thing is priceless. Looking forward to seeing it unfold.