A very subjective look into AWFC

A few days have passed since both the Man Utd and the Liverpool matches and I have had a lot of time to think about it all. The first thing that comes to mind is how there’s SO MUCH FOOTBALL TO BE PLAYED and literally anything can and usually happens, that’s just the nature of this maddening game we all love. Every single season the unexpected happens and crazy stuff goes down and why anyone would think that this is not the case this season should go for a long walk.

I understand the reaction a lot of people have had as it relates to dropped points being absolutely crucial at the end of the season and those points seem even more precious in the WSL but I think that due to the league becoming much more competitive coupled with some horrendous refereeing that has become the norm in the whole of England it seems, I feel like those points are some we will be able to recover from and earn, one way or another.

My hope is that the next match vs Villa at The Emirates will be our first victory, and I’m not just saying that because I’m going to be there 😁😭🧡  I hope we put in a great shift and get the result this time and let’s face it: we’re due for a win goddamit.

I am so very excited to not only watch our girls but it will be my first ever match at The Emirates… which I’ve been to and toured but I have never been to a match there. And I gotta tell you, I’m also very happy that it’ll be against Villa so I can hopefully watch Jordan play plus Rachel Daly, Anna Patten and my fave keeper on planet earth aka Daphne Van Domselaar. 

Since I’m a selfish asshat, I hope Jonas plays all the players I want to see on the pitch and we move on from that 3 at the back situation that made my FA Cup final experience unforgettable, to put it in a nice way haha. But honestly I’m not really sure what to expect and I don’t know how to feel about that. 

Will this be Beth’s first match?!

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