
Freelance journalist and author | Covering #womensfootball since 1999 | One half of @lionsonhershirt | MA Life Writing
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Catherine Etoe retweeted
Esto es inaceptable. Se acabó. Contigo compañera @Jennihermoso
Catherine Etoe retweeted
Two legends & someone who will never tire of trying to explain how much they did to lay the foundations of women's football in England with a small group. Bloody lovely surprise today in Sydney.
Catherine Etoe retweeted
"The history of men’s sports is uninterrupted mythmaking, the kind through which momentum is created."
tonight's #FIFAWWC semi-final between the #Matildas and England is not a battle of old rivalries.
it is, instead, a meeting of two new mythmakers.
abc.net.au/news/2023-08-16/m…
Catherine Etoe retweeted
Beautifully said by @CarpenterEllie – at Brisbane, Queensland
"How far we've come is just unimaginable." 🙌
From watching @TheMatildas aged 12 with 300 people in the stand to representing them in front of 75,000 fans at a home @FIFAWWC. A special journey for @CarpenterEllie ❤️
#FootballUnitesTheWorld
This roar of this #AUS crowd is quite something to behold. Wow. #FIFAWWC2023
21 years ago I was in #AUS & got to cover the Australia Cup for @SheKicksMag Can only imagine how those Matildas (all former players actually) must be feeling right now ⚽ #FIFAWWC #matildas
Catherine Etoe retweeted
HANNAH WILKINSON SCORES THE FIRST GOAL AT THE #FIFAWWC 2023! 🤩
Catherine Etoe retweeted
32 years ago, Martina Voss-Tecklenburg, Pia Sundhage and Hege Riise were breaking new ground as players at the inaugural Women's World Cup. At this summer's tournament, they will are head coaches of Germany, Brazil and Norway. By @CatherineEtoe 👇🏻
bbc.co.uk/sport/football/661…
So many trailblazers to acknowledge ahead of this #WomensWorldCup. It was a real treat to speak to two of them about their experiences on this stage with #NZL 32 yrs ago 👇
bbc.co.uk/sport/football/660…
So sad to hear this, Leanne was a lovely person, enjoyed many chats with her at Arsenal games back in the day. Women's football has lost a genuine supporter, one who really cared about the game, fellow fans and the players.
I’m utterly devastated to hear @bantam75 passed away yesterday. Everyone who knew Leanne knows she was the kindest nicest person you could ever wish to meet. Heartbroken 💔




















