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Perhaps #FAWNL can get a reply to the question, as it's a League ruling and you can't be bothered to answer a mere supporter?
@afcw_women
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OTD in 1996, Arsenal made a less than ideal start to the new season, losing 1-0 to title rivals Doncaster Belles. This would end up being Pat Pile's last league start for Arsenal, although she went on to have a handful of sub appearances before retiring at the end of the season.
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NEW: 52 #FAWNL clubs who oppose plans for WSL academy sides to be added to the third tier have today written to the FA, to call for a vote on the matter. The clubs (a more than 2/3rds majority of the 72 FAWNL clubs), want a Special General Meeting. More follows on the Guardian.
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Striker Geena Gordon spent the 2003/04 season with AFC Wimbledon Women playing in both the reserves and first team. Clearly she’s passed on some football genes as her son Zhaviah Campbell has recently been called up to the Jamaica U20 squad! Welcome to WOPA Geena 🔵🟡🤝 #602
Cove Krakatoa, Sussex Martlett League cup winners and 3rd in the League in 1985/86. B: Sue Alderton, Jackie Randall, Paula Cleeve, Sue Heery, Paula Bowers, Sarah Simpson, Sue Geere, Janny Aaden. F: Theresa Drury, Tilly Ware, Janice Tutty, Jo O'Neill, Sue Randall, Sharon Kane.
Formed by the ladies from the typing pool at the East Midlands Gas Company in Leicester after the World Cup in 1966, Emgals were soon competing with the best. Here they are in 1967 before joining the Midlands WFL.
1969: Co Durham sides Marles & Ramars beat Ransome 3-1 in front of 3000 spectators at Butlins, Filey in a match in the Ladies International Football Knockout Tournament, originated by Hughie Green, shown here with Ransome's blonde captain, Elizabeth Dorn, and Linda Appleton.
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This is what women's football looked like in 1972, the same year that the Lionesses played their first-ever official match.
Taken in Croydon, we think these photos are from the inaugural 1972/73 season of the Greater London Women’s Football League.
📷:Gerry Cranham
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Defender Hannah Billingham has been an integral part of AFC Wimbledon’s success over the last ten years, captaining the side for five seasons and making 221 appearances. Thank you for everything and welcome to WOPA @hanbillingham 🔵🟡🤝 #595
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Kevin Foster’s final game as manager last night ended a memorable ten-year spell in charge of AFC Wimbledon Women and coaching pathway teams at the club. Achieved promotion with a title win in 2023/24 and kept the Dons in the third tier on limited resources. Welcome to WOPA #593
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Safety secured by both our Men and Women’s teams - that’s what you call Wimbledon spirit! 💛💙💚🖤
#AFCW | @afcw_women 🟡🔵
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REMINDER: AFC Wimbledon’s Under-18s will be aiming to claim a third piece of silverware this season as they take on Luton Town on Wednesday 29 April (7pm KO) at Kenilworth Road in the PDL Cup Final 🏆
Click below for ticket details - COYD! 👇
#AFCW | @AFCWAcademy 🟡🔵
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Well what can I say @LondonMarathon that was emotional, the support was immense, the marshalls were amazing. The experience heart warming, pain is temporary the warm glow will live on forever, when should I remove the medal? This #Womble can! #LondonMarathon
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Beyond relieved about the men’s result today. Now for the women to complete the escape relegation double tomorrow 😮💨 afcwimbledon.co.uk/news/2026…
@IcelandFoods Delivery 1900-2100? Marked delivered at exactly 2100 yet no delivery made, not even out for delivery at 2055. Not the first time.