Emma Carroll

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157 appearances 4 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 7 Jun

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OTB Football · Lioness Legend Fara Williams | "Arsenal should have done more to keep Katie McCabe!" · 4 Jun 2026 podcast

Is the hope that the growth of the game that on the financial side Farah that like soon or at least some point on the track that like a fund like that isn't necessary that salaries are enough there's enough money swelling around the WSL and WSL2 that it's not required?

And you're speaking, obviously, from experience around this as well.

And I'm sure that's a big part of the reason and your profile, obviously, as to why you're involved in the campaign.

You left home, I think, at the age of 17 and had some time around some years, I believe, in and out of hostels.

Can you share a little bit of your own experience?

Yeah, it manifested in one story that I saw.

I don't know if this fully explains it or not, but you can give us the details of it.

You were, I don't know if you were at Chelsea or Everton, but you'd signed for Philadelphia and you'd signed with an agent and then had a change of heart because you wanted to stay in your home.

I don't know, was that a link from your earlier experience?

Or again, if you could tell us a little bit more about that one.

Yeah, and listen, it was Philadelphia's loss and the WSL's gain, obviously, in the long run, and very much England's gain as well, obviously, as it turned out.

But money has changed a lot in the game, obviously, over the years.

You'd mentioned or touched on it a bit earlier on, just in relation to the more amateur nature of the game, obviously, in your day.

And you weren't getting paid at all, I think, even in your time and very long time at Everton.

Is that right?

we might get on to talk a little bit about you've travelled the opposite of the Kate and McCabe path and with a long stint obviously between those two clubs particularly but also like I've mentioned about Everton and you were eight years at Everton and then you went to Liverpool you're familiar with this the switch between rivals albeit possibly or historically at least maybe a slightly different culture generally around how they're received which maybe evidence of the last week suggests could be changing

Yeah, I see the Suzanne Rack piece in The Guardian, anger at McCabe's move to Chelsea is forgivable, crossing the line into abuse is not.

And I'm pretty sure like when it was mooted, possibly even a year ago, if I'm right, where those links were popped up last, like it was on the record at that point that she had been a Chelsea fan

as a kid.

So it's not as if this thing sort of came from nowhere.

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