To be fair that's a complete debate on it's own. I've coached boys, men, girls and women and their whole outlook is completely different. Girls are playing for the love of the game, supporters at womens games are their to support and are fans. It's a much much enjoyable experience all round.
Mens and boys completely different, we seem to bring up football haters (forest are shit, dirty Leeds etc, smash the twat etc). Was at a tournament the other weekend and an U9's boys team lost the final, kids crying trying to kick lumps out of each, refusing to shake the other teams hands at the end, coach being a complete dickhead and parents seemingly happy with that. That's where the toxicity starts.
I'm not saying there's not a crossover, I've seen stuff in girls football to but it's very rare.