Julie Fleeting
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193 appearances
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first heard Jun 2019
last heard Jun 2019
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So everybody will raise their game when they play against England.
So it should be three points, but again, it's football.
Yeah, I think when people obviously compare men's football to women's football, I say it's a different sport.
We play the same game, of course.
We've got the same rules, etc.
But it's a very different sport.
But for us, if we could have the same quality of pitches that we play on, the same quality pitches that we train on,
which would be the same as the men and of course the quality is going to improve but i always say for for domestic clubs for people to come in and watch you you have to be successful but for you to be successful there's got to be money in and there's got to be better quality but people aren't going to come watch you if you're not really a good team or you're not playing well you're not winning stuff so it's sort of like a revolving cycle sort of thing well another thing that tony said which i found quite interesting she said that she feels like the women's teams need to be
Yeah I agree I think well when it comes to social media and stuff I personally don't go on it for 24 hours after a game because I will probably end up getting banned and fined and something I'll bite back so again it's not I think players we're in a position where we've got to accept getting criticised it's the job that we do but again it is the other comments that come with it or
people who become armchair supporters yeah there's always a few of those yeah and it's just like you can't fool people's desire and and effort and that um but again we have to be we have to take it on the chin basically you're going to get criticized in any form of life whether it be any job um doesn't make us no different being footballers so is the ultimate goal then for the women's game to be sort of judged and critiqued against the same standards really as the men
Yeah, it is.
I mean, obviously as the game's growing, we've got to take that as well.
But I think it is being criticised, but again, not bringing the sexist comments into it or the things that get in the kitchen and stuff.
Because I think that just takes away from what we're actually trying to do and the actual main point of the criticism.
Because it then goes on to something else and then it's like World War III on social media.
It's going to be massive, and that's why I hope that England do well in it, because I think the better that England do, the better it will be for our league personally.
But it's just raising that awareness.
a call up to go on an England camp at the time.
How did you get that call up?
It was a letter.
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