Tag: arsenal women blog
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the importance of being Wrighty
It’s absurd to try to summarize the importance of Ian Wright. Not only for what he has done and continues to do for Arsenal but also as important is what he does for AFWC and the women’s game. I haven’t had the pleasure of meeting Ian but if I had to guess, I’m pretty sure…
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a week to remember
Wow. Just WOW. These two results, back to back have been something very special to witness. Comeback wins, each in a very peculiar way, has shown that this squad has so much spirit and fight. I didn’t always see it to be fair, and it’s been a glorious thing to witness. The two elephant sized…
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women’s football made me a better person
My first memory in life is watching the Dutch national team with my grandma back in Venezuela .I love football. Always have and always will. I’ve been obsessed with it, much more than I’ve been obsessed with music, believe it or not. At one point I wanted to be a footballer for real. Watching countless…
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we can breathe now.
YESSSSSS! According to Vera Pauw herself, Katie’s injury is NOT long term and there’s no fear for her World Cup hopes. Phewwwwwww. (You can read the whole article here) This makes me so very happy in every way possible. KT deserves to be at the WC and her health is paramount to her country and…
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CL Semi-finalists
Wow. Just wow. What a display… The tenacity, the focus, the drive, the will, the injuries. I don’t think there’s a lot I can say about the match itself because I’m still beyond excited and pumped about what we all just saw. It was a surreal day starting with the fact that I was a…
A very subjective look into AWFC 