GALLERY | Female rugby players start online campaign after being snubbed for models

11. Donna Powell

#IAMENOUGH
We can wear boots and we can wear heels.
We can wear mud and we can wear make up.
We can wear our team strips proudly and we can wear a dress.
We can be strong, we can be fast and we can work as a team.
Rugby is an inclusive sport, how people look is irrelevant! pic.twitter.com/Jw80GywbKy

— donna powell (@donnalpowell) August 28, 2020

12. Ellie House

#IAmEnough and I am proud to be a #RugbyWoman pic.twitter.com/lIguSPUq9P

— Ellie House (@ellielhouse) August 28, 2020

13. Caitlin Pugh

#IAmEnough
Stereotyping in women’s sport is at the forefront again after Irish Rugby & Canterbury used models to launch the women’s kit.
It’s time to break the stigma & inspire the next generation. We can be feminine as well as strong & powerful. Role models are real models. pic.twitter.com/2w1OnJuFXs

— Caitlin Pugh (@caitlinpugh_12) August 27, 2020

14. Lakenham Lionesses

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I am strong. I am beautiful. #iamenough Surround yourself with those on the same mission as you. #lakenhamwomen are standing with the #iamenough campaign to promotes women’s rugby as a sport for all! #lakenhamlionesses #weareenough #sportforall #bekind #norwich #norfolk #rugby #womensrugby @womensclubrugby Photo credit: @claireoharaphotography

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15. Isobelle Eyres

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Imagine Canterbury using male players to model the men’s Ireland rugby kit and then HIRING female models for the women’s kit INSTEAD OF USING FEMALE PLAYERS – oh wait that’s actually what they did. You done fucked up. #iamenough We. Are. All. Enough.

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