a better player yourself and step up and not just with teamwork, you should be doing it your own because it s what makes you stand out from other players. even if i m just with a ball at my foot, it s what makes me happy, i enjoyjust anything to do with football really. abbey when she first came in, she never played for a team until now. she is completely gone up a few levels, worked hard and done extra sessions. my aim in football is to try and play professionally, that s what i want to do, i want to go as far as i possibly can with all and i know that s difficult but i would love to play and do that in the future, make it my full time job. one day, i would love to play for england and evenjust playing in wembley or something, when you are playing for your country, is a great feeling. the lionesses are inspiring for me, it s a great feeling to know they came from this club.
that position. go, millie. go, girl. here today, amazing. when - that position. go, millie. go, girl. here today, amazing. when i- that position. go, millie. go, girl. | here today, amazing. when i want that position. go, millie. go, girl. . here today, amazing. when i want to io first, here today, amazing. when i want to go first. here today, amazing. when i want to go first. when here today, amazing. when i want to go first. when i here today, amazing. when i want to go first, when i went here today, amazing. when i want to go first, when i went to here today, amazing. when i want to go first, when i went to go - go first, when i went to go first, that was celebrations all round with they scored, coming back. that puts the nervous feeling back. that puts the nervous feeling back inside you. it was amazing feeling, everyonejumped up, it was just amazing. it’s feeling, everyone umped up, it was just amazing. just amazing. it s a really exciting time and foot
into that, and it was through that i got myself to that level so i definitely have doubts, it is like when people say do you no visible games? i was still nervous at 31, 32, 33. at the final of wembley i was on the bench and i was so nervous! those things never go away. they are normal, really. ithink those things never go away. they are normal, really. i think of like the next level, what healing did that have on you? that whole tournament, i think i knew deep down it would be my last one so i think i kind of utilised every single moment, so the old trafford game, walking out in front of 70,000 people i was just taken aback by the amount of support. if i could just put that feeling and a bottle and carry it around, yeah, it s incredible, i think it will be the best day of my eye, i can t see anything else, but would definitely top that. i ve just do you keep working hard, he publicly in helping each other as
of my football career. i think one of my football career. i think one of the main differences is that i can see more than one coach for the whole session. i think itjust used to be paul on his own, bless him, but obviously the detail that the girls go nowadays, the coaches are a lot more advance. we re just sort of thrown together and playing football like we were in the back lanes. it is crazy when i come back, obviously since playing for england you are recognised a little bit more and it is still a weird feeling because i m still kind ofjust these girls but i ve just boranup really, just not the game of football. highly, girls. it is always lovely to be back. do you want to pass it around? if i can t get any work i think i can
it was amazing, the start of the year, it was like a sense of adrenaline. over the years, you see how close they are getting and they ve not quite got there to win that was the icing on the cake. when i went to go first, first, that was celebrations all round when they scored, coming back. that puts the nervous feeling back inside you. it was an amazing feeling, everyonejumped up, it was just amazing. it s a really exciting time in football, it opened so many doors for opportunities. everyone wants to be in women s football.