Playing the Field (1998-1999)

Playing the Field was a fairly popular UK series that ran for five seasons on The BBC back in the late 90's. Based on a book about England's famed Doncaster Rovers Belles L.F.C. the series followed the on-field and off-field antics of a badly underfunded women's football team called the Castlefield Blues. The team was made up for the show, which featured a ton of gender norm defying women who eschewed makeup in favor of pounding brews before taking the pitch. But that's not to say there weren't some hotties with athletic bodies that'll have you pitching a tent. The show's breakout star was Marsha Thomason, who went on to play Naomi on LOST, Nessa Holt on Las Vegas, and Diana Berrigan on White Collar, while also famously crashing the big screen scene as Martin Lawrence's love interest in Black Knight (2001). But before she hit it big overseas, Marsha was bouncing her bigums during a group shower singalong with her teammates. The team must've just had a big win, because morale is high. The ladies start hugging each other while singing in the shower, and suddenly Marsha starts bouncing up and down. Luckily, the camera angle isn't high enough to keep her cans out of the picture. Hope there's no yellow card for getting hard! Other than her, Debra Stephenson shows her tatas while wearing blonde pigtails and unzipping a pink blouse, just in case you didn't think these soccer players liked to roleplay. Then, Saira Todd pleased our rod by showing her hooters while getting railed. Guess she scores off the field, too! If this is what goes on behind the scenes, Mr. Skin is going to become a huge fan of women's sports! Playing the Field might be a show about soccer, but it will have you reaching for a tube sock!