Harlow Town Ladies finally returned to training on Wednesday, the first time since the UK entered another lockdown in the New Year. After a good session, we caught up with forward Georgia Box and defender Davina Smith to chat about the return to football and the upcoming cup competition in the Eastern Region Women’s Football …
Through the years, women footballers have found it tough. Like most young girls looking to play football, there were no options to play growing up, so many opted to join boys teams in order to play. Daisy Jenkins was no different. After not being able to continue in boys football and a knock back from …
Before Farmer had found her way to the Hawks, she had played for a number of teams which shaped her career to date. “Through my youth, I was with Brentwood Ladies before moving onto Hutton when I turned 16. After a couple of seasons, I had a brief spell at West Ham Reserves before joining …
Before the 2020/21 season had started, Wormingford Wanderers wanted to compete for the league. Although their preparations were not as they had hoped, they were still ambitious. “Our pre-season wasn’t ideal for obvious reasons but we had still built a side,” said manager Liam Meadows. “We felt we had a chance to compete for the …
Before the start of the season, Dovercourt Rovers manager Jake Whitt wanted his side to enjoy the season while trying to finish as high as possible. “Our ambitions is always the same.” he said. “It’s about winning games of football and improving every week. A high finish in the league and attacking every competition is …
During the shortened 2019/20 season, Bowers & Pitsea Ladies finished 9th. Although their position saw them 3-places off the bottom, they found themselves 13-points clear of St Ives Town but having played four-games more. They also found themselves 6-points behind fourth-place Bedford with two-games in-hand. Although they were looking to improve this season, manager John …
Before the season had began, New Field Football Club had huge ambitions as they sought to rise up the divisions, starting with the 2020/21 season but for the manager, he wanted to ensure he put the club into a good position off the field in order to compete on it. “We always had aims of …
Ahead of Dunmow Town’s inaugural season in the Essex & Suffolk Border League, Lee Glynn decided he wanted to join the club. Having grown fond of the great town after living there for a decade, he felt it was right for his next move in the game. “I wanted to get involved with Dunmow Town …
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Before the season had started, Stanway Pegasus had hopes of winning the Premier Division of the Essex & Suffolk Border League as they sought promotion to the Eastern Counties League. “Our ambition for the season is to win the league. It’s as simple,” said Ray Turner, the First Team Coach. “And with the winning mentality …
At the start of the season, Peterborough Northern Star Ladies had ambitions to reach the National League by finishing first in a competitive league. After 8-games and going into the New Year, they found themselves top-of-the league by a +4 goal-difference, level on points with Wymondham Town and 2-points ahead of St Ives Town. “Our …