also inducted in the english football hall of fame, the reason i listed all that, that gives, that puts a lot of responsibility on your shoulder, when you left the game formally, what were your, what was your focus in continuing to promote it, was it is grass root, was it the investment, the money, when you compare what you have heard from yasmin e to how you started, and what you see now, where do you any the work needs to be done?- the work needs to be done? yeah, well, i the work needs to be done? yeah, well. i mean the work needs to be done? yeah, well, i mean it the work needs to be done? yeah, well, i mean it was the work needs to be done? yeah, well, i mean it was all the work needs to be done? yeah, well, i mean it was all about - the work needs to be done? yeah, i well, i mean it was all about trying to promote it really to opportunities for young girls to get involved in the game because we need to grow that fan base even more from what it is now and a lot of
were going to make that change, when those young girls, and boy, grow up knowing that that sport is available to everyone and it is just the norm that both boys and girls play in, so, obviously it was about growing with the base of that pyramid, almost, we get more young girls playing, thanks, you know, that will filter up to the top, and like the like of germany, like the likes of america, big base and have had that for a long time, so it was always about championing the sport, trying to push it more in the media and vocally, inspire young girls to take it up a and also the stories and obviously influence their parents as well, and, the older generation to accept women s football.- accept women s football. sarina wiegman. accept women s football. sarina wiegman. how accept women s football. sarina wiegman, how is accept women s football. sarina wiegman, how is she accept women s football. sarina wiegman, how is she doing - accept women s football. sarina | wiegman, how is she