Even if we stop shipping goals we're not going to pick up wins whilst we fail to score in every single game. If we presented more of a threat going forwards the defence would be under less pressure. it's very difficult to be continually 'defending nil'.james15 wrote:Faye Bryson is playing well in defence for us so far this season. We just keep shipping goals & it is a real issue. I hope we can turn things around against Aston Villa on Sunday.
Pretty much spot on with all of that.From Despair To Where? wrote:I think its good that clubs like Lewes and Durham are there. They take the women's same more seriously and are there on merit unlike some clubs who get parachuted into the league system the moment they are formed because their parent club is big in the men's game. Do you want an organic, self sustaining league or one that is bankrolled by TV money and increasingly becomes a closed shop of who has the richest backers?
Doncaster Belles, one of the biggest teams in women's football historically got shat on by the WSL in a move described as "morally scandalous" by the Arsenal manager, just to let a "bigger" club in.
IIRC, another successful and well run women's team, Lincoln City, got moved franchise style to Notts County and were out of business within 3 years.
To win we need to score a goal- so that must be the top priority today followed by a clean sheettidus_mi2 wrote:While it would be a bit presumptuous to say so, they really need to be targetting a win here, at least a better performance. Villa may have a good record of 2-1-1 but they have arguably had a far kinder set of opening fixtures.
Home on Wednesday 13th KO 7.30pm FREE PARKING AT STADIUM.Royals and Racers wrote:Conti cup group D fixtures announced
Wednesday 13th October home to Bristol City at Select car leasing stadium
Wednesday 17th November away to Crystal Palace at Bromley FC
Wednesday 15th December away to Lewes at the Dripping Pan.
No one really knows what level of funding they get currently but, given some of the signings we have been able to make over the past seasons, I suspect it's already reasonably generous and probably better that some of the other teams in the league.tidus_mi2 wrote:Maybe this is just their level and unless we get to the Premier League and decide to aid them with more funding, there's not really a lot of room for progress
Much better performance and the result to go with it. Shame they allowed Deanna Cooper to carry on playing over the last ten minutes or so, given the score and the fact she may well have made her injury worse during that time.Royals and Racers wrote:F-T 3-0
4 weeks before next WSL fixture so she should be okRoyalBlue wrote:Much better performance and the result to go with it. Shame they allowed Deanna Cooper to carry on playing over the last ten minutes or so, given the score and the fact she may well have made her injury worse during that time.Royals and Racers wrote:F-T 3-0
Fingers crossed although I assume they want to progress in the cup so would have liked her available for that too. Seemed an unnecessary risk to take given she picked up an injury in the previous game, appeared to have an issue with her knee the first time she went down today and then her calf. Could easily have worsened that injury (ies). Sometimes managers and coaches have to override the wishes of a player who wants to continue.Royals and Racers wrote:4 weeks before next WSL fixture so she should be okRoyalBlue wrote:Much better performance and the result to go with it. Shame they allowed Deanna Cooper to carry on playing over the last ten minutes or so, given the score and the fact she may well have made her injury worse during that time.Royals and Racers wrote:F-T 3-0
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