Sarina Wiegman and Lucy Bronze pre-match press conference | England v Czech Republic

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  • Опубліковано 10 лис 2024

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  • @joebirdwelljr629
    @joebirdwelljr629 2 роки тому +10

    I love the WSL as an American. I am not disappointed by Bronze, Stanway, and Walsh going abroad to play. They should do that. I look for them to eventually return to England. I feel like Russo will go sooner than later...

    • @555becs
      @555becs 2 роки тому +1

      shes already been so would probably go again like you said

    • @roseanneharding9705
      @roseanneharding9705 2 роки тому

      Reckon the time they play abroad makes them better players overall

    • @craighanson-rc1md
      @craighanson-rc1md Рік тому +1

      Russo played in America in College North Carolina Tarheels I think but she has even before the EUROs always said playing in the UK & for England was her dream. She's also always been a Manchester United fan where I believe she plays now & has for several years even in lower levels. I doubt she will leave that anytime soon unless Man U doesn't treat her well suddenly which I doubt especially now. Plus she has several friends & teammates both in club & England why she want to leave that. Most players who leave do so for improvement more playing time more tactics & experience playing different styles etc. Unlike here in the states where everything in every sport is all about the money. I see nothing wrong with Lucy or Georgia or others going to the USA or Europe even the middle east to get more time or evolve from challenges. Its those in any sport who just go somewhere for money. Enjoy playing many don't get that chance. I doubt Russo would leave to come to the state again unless she really felt slighted by Man U or any of the UK level leagues.

  • @craighanson-rc1md
    @craighanson-rc1md Рік тому +1

    Lucy & Sarina both look so thrilled to be there especially during the first question.

  • @dinerouk
    @dinerouk 2 роки тому +3

    Lucy: Common sense Northern lass, with a dash of foreign influence.