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I don’t mean that in a dismissive way nor am I trying to disrespect whatever initiative this is (or isn’t) but it just feels like suddenly my algorithm is filled with people reacting to whatever that is and I’m so confused. Admittedly I do not consume all Arsenal Women content. I only follow a handful…
Optimism is one of the things that I like to see as part of my non negotiable personal philosophies. I do my very best to focus on the positive things in life and Arsenal Women is a huge part of that. It, by and large, gives essentially only positive things and reasons to be optimistic…
At one point WOSO was just about the most welcoming and beautiful environment. Precisely because of this is why I embraced it, why invested in it literally and figuratively, and why I kept creating content. By and large most fans are incredible, kind, supportive but as with many things, the louder ones are usually the…
In case you are new here I need to tell you that very often this Arsenal-centric blog takes a bit of a left turn and I try to talk about things that are more woso/football and sometimes sociopolitical. There are moments where I feel I have a bit of a responsibility to add, even if…
On my way back from this short UK tour I did I decided to watch “The Matildas: The World At Our Feet” documentary. I was only able to watch 3 episodes and so far out Steph has not been as featured as players such as Ellie Carpenter, Sam Kerr and Lydia Williams. Thanks to my…
A very subjective look into AWFC 