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The Club General Manager Lee Sanders lee.sanders@durhamwfc.co.uk Club Secretary Dawn Hepple dawn.hepple@durhamwfc.co.uk Marketing Officer Mark Donnelly mark.donnelly@durhamwfc.co.uk RTC Club Manager Lee Coulter rtccentremanager@durhamwfc.co.uk
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The Wildcat
Editor Mark Donnelly Designer Mark Donnelly Contributors Lee Sanders Sarah Wilson John Middleton Watford Ladies Images George Ledger Susan Gutteridge Getty Images via the FA Watford Ladies Printed by PrintSwift Sunderland
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From The Dugout: Lee Sanders The Skipper: Sarah Wilson Meet Durham United Meet Our Visitors: Watford Ladies Last Line Up: Watford Ladies Ones to Watch: Watford Ladies Thanks to our Club Sponsors Match Recap: Tottenham Hotspur Jordan Atkinson Poster 5-a-Side: Abi Cottam Meet the Squad 1-100: Lauren Briggs Candy’s Corner From The Back Of The Stand Fixtures & Results
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Ahead of today’s game with Watford, we sat down with manager Lee Sanders to preview the game.
We opened the campaign with a good win against Spurs - how pleased were you to seal those three points against strong side? It was always going to be a bit of an unknown against Spurs and they made the game very competitive and difficult for us in parts. But ultimately we picked up the three points with goals from Beth Hepple and Nicki Gears and that got us off to a great start.
We have to be better and fortunately we got back in to it just before half-time and came out the stronger side in the second half. We were putting Brighton under pressure up to the point where they had their goalkeeper sent off. Beth then scored to get us back on level terms after we worked really hard to get there. We had a great spell of play for ten minutes following the sending off but didn’t manage to capitalise on the advantage we were handed. Ultimately we were disappointed to concede the penalty and lose the game. It was a long journey back with nothing and there’s times where you just have to say we didn’t do enough. One thing that many have noticed this season is the depth of the squad, and that will surely be key moving forward? The depth of the squad is there for all to see. We’ve brought in some great players and retained most of the squad we had in the Spring Series. The strong and competitive squad we have comes with its own problems in terms of selections and getting people game time so they’re ready if called upon. We made some changes from the Spurs game, a game that we won, and as a manager youreflect on that and ask whether we should have made those changes. Those are the kind of things that keep me awake at night. However, it’s only the second game of the
How pleasing was it to see a large crowd and excellent atmosphere against Spurs? The atmosphere was excellent. A lot of credit has to go to the backroom staff for engaging so much with the Sister Clubs and it was fantastic to see all the local girls teams, and even some who had travelled from Cumbria, there cheering us on. We had a really healthy crowd and I can’t thank people enough for backing and supporting the girls! Finally, changes to the FA Women’s Super League have been announced. How will they affect the club? The changes mean that we’ll be doing everything we can to apply for a place in Tier 1. We’ve done a lot of hard work off the pitch to grow the crowd and winning Club of the Year is testament to that. We deliver a good Match Day Experience and have a competitive squad so we need to take the next step. We have excellent strength and conditioning and training facilities which will only improve with the new build at Maiden Castle. Fortunately we’re a very well-ran business and football club, but unfortunately we’re the only club in the league that don’t have the backing of a mens’ football club whether that be Football League or Premier League level. We have 90% of what is needed to move to a full-time model, but to move into Tier 1 the reality is that we probably have to raise £100,000 to £150,000 before we submit our application. We’re currently seeking new partnerships or to work with individuals who want to work with us in the long-term. If anyone is interested in working with us then please do contact us. Thank you as always for your tremdnous support, and I hope to see you back at New Ferens Park on 12th October when we welcome Sunderland Ladies. Lee Sanders
Manager Lee Sanders speaks to The Wildcat!
That was followed with defeat at Brighton. What was your verdict on that game? To be honest, I thought we weren’t great in the first half and that’s something we need to look at and work on. We were disappointed to concede the first two goals in the manner we did and collectively we need to improve moving forward. The positives are that we got two goals and back in the game, but ultimately we’re disappointed to not get at least a point.
Watford are today’s visitors - they’ll be keen to secure their first win of the season? I’m sure they will. Keith Boanas has worked wonders down there which probably began in the game against us in the Spring Series! They gave us a really tough day that day. We had Lauren Jordinson there last season and she really enjoyed her time there, especially after Keith came in. I have a lot of respect for him and the work he has down in England and abroad to further women’s football. He’s a nice guy, competitive and I’m sure he’ll have his team very well organised in how they go about things today.
FROM THE DUGOUT
I’d like to welcome Keith Boanas and all the players, staff and officials from Watford Ladies to New Ferens Park this afternoon and I hope they have an enjoyable afternoon in the North East.
season and we have another 16 to play and we look ahead to today’s game against Watford. We’ll look to pick ourselves up and get those three points.
Good afternoon and welcome to today’s game against Watford Ladies. I’d like to wish a warm welcome to the players, staff and fans who have travelled to the North East from Watford today and of course welcome back to our own fans! I hope you all enjoy the game.
Sarah Wilson gives her viewso on today’s game!
THE SKIPPER
It was really important to get off the mark with a win a fortnight ago. It was a tough game against Spurs. They came out and attacked us from the off and they will do well this season. Of course we’ll be looking to make New Ferens Park a fortress this season. Playing at home you want to set the pace for the game and you want teams to fear coming to play you. It’s important that we pick up as many points at home as possible. We were really disappointed after the defeat against Brighton last weekend. We have to learn to start better. We gave ourselves a mountain to climb going 2-0 down. We showed great character to get back into the game and it was one of those games where nothing would fall for us. The missed
chances played a huge role. There are plenty of positives to take from that game though. We played good football and we pressed from the front which is important. We created the chances, but we just need to focus on taking them. It is very important we bounce back today - that feeling we felt after the final whistle is one you don’t want to feel again. We will use that as motivation. It was a cruel defeat last week. We’re expecting a tough challenge against Watford. They’ve made some good signings, and since they’ve had their new manager, Keith Boanas, in place they’ve been playing good football and doing well. The fans at our first home game of the season were incredible. It was also great to see such a good turn out from the Sister Clubs and it gives us a huge boost knowing we have that support!
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In August this year, Durham United became the first club to partner up with the Wildcats as part of our FA WSL Sister Club Programme!
club have expanded hugely and have recently affiliated 31 teams with the Durham FA for the 2017/18 season with 300+ club members. They also have 60+ children Durham United FC were registered to their girls-only formed in 2012 with three SSE Wildcats sessions of teams and with the aim which they get 40 weekly to create opportunities for attendees. The Wildcats people of all ages to play and programme was part funded progress within the game. by the FA and SSE to promote and offer more opportunities The club follow the Football for girls to get involved in the Association England DNA/ game with a tag line of ‘have Future Game playing fun, make friends, play philosophy which outlines a football’. A number of the long term player Durham Women FC team development plan while came along and took part in promoting equal playing time their launch event back in with a provision that every April. player in a team will get game time to allow everyone One of the biggest clubs in to develop. All players get to the county, Durham play and develop at their own United were also awarded the speed with an emphasis on Durham FA Charter Standard fun and learning not a win at Club of the Year Award in all cost mentality. 2015. By using this philosophy the
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The Golden Girls finished bottom of the FA WSL 2 season in 2016 but improved on that in the FA WSL 2 Spring Series, with an eighth-place finish, registering two wins from nine. Keith Boanas took the reins at the club in February, at the start of the Spring Series, and the competition helped him incorporate a number of new signings into the squad. Looking back on the Spring Series and the summer, captain Anneka Nuttall made clear the work that’s gone in ahead of the new season. “The summer’s been good, very, very positive,” said the Watford captain. “A lot of things have changed within the summer for us as a club. “We actually had a pre, pre-season, so we had three weeks off and then we were back at it straight away. “The Spring Series was all about finding our
feet as a new team, it really was, we had a lot of players who’d never, ever played, and we’re still gelling now, we’re still getting used to each other. “I’m very, very excited about it [the new season], we’ve got lots of new players and more backing from the club, we’ve got a great manager to go alongside that. “Our target is to finish top three. I strongly believe we will finish in the top three this season. “We’ve had a lot of pre-season friendlies, against some very good opponents, and we performed brilliantly against them, so it sets us in good stead for the season ahead. “We know where we want to go and we will reach where we want to go. I would throw us up there in the top three but it’s a tough league to judge this year.” Interview: fawsl.com
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LAST LINE-UP
Summer signing from Crystal Palace, the powerful centre back scored last weekend
Charlotte Kerr Signed in 2016, Kerr impressed many with her performances in the Spring Series and was handed the club’s Manager’s Player of the Series prize. Pacy and with an eye for goal, she’s well worth watching today.
ONES TO WATCH
Bianca Bragg The midfielder has represented England up to Under-23 level, and has a wealth of experience in the WSL, having played for Arsenal, Reading and Notts County - and won the league with the Royals in 2015.
We pick out three Watford players worth watching this afternoon
Rinsola Babajide A pacy forward, Babajide came through the ranks at Millwall before joining the Hornets ahead of the 2017 Spring Series. An England U19 international to boot, the striker scored against Durham in March.
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The Wildcats welcomed Tottenham Hotspur Ladies to New Ferens Park in the opening game of the 2017/18 season. Newly-promoted Spurs were looking to prove their point in the FA WSL while Durham were hoping to start the campaign positively.
MATCH RECAP
We look back at our victory over Tottenham Hotspur Ladies!
It was Spurs who began brightly, with Sarah Wiltshire firing wide and Jenna Schillaci testing stopper Helen Alderson with a dipping free-kick.Wiltshire had an even better chance moments later as she was played in by Baptiste, only for her eventual effort to lack power. There were to be no more near-misses, however, as the Wildcats took the lead with their next attack. A drilled cross was held up by Zoe Ness who eventually forced the ball to Beth Hepple who fired past the helpless Toni-Anne Wayne from 18 yards out.
Durham’s celebrations had barely stopped when Bianca Baptiste pulled Spurs level - the tricky forward going on a fine solo run before cutting inside and curling an effort past the dive of Alderson.
An exciting spell was then to be topped off when the Wildcats seized the initiative once again only two minutes later as Nicki Gears slotted home from inside the box after Roberts teed her up.
Alderson had to be alert late on to tip a long range effort from Hannah MacKenzie over the bar, but the Wildcats were able to see out the dying minutes and claim a hard-fought victory. FT: Durham 2-1 Spurs
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5-A-SIDE Durham Women were delighted and honoured to be awarded the FA WSL 2 Club of the Year Award at the 2017 FA Women’s Football Awards.
became a part of the FA WSL, in particular Team Durham and Quentin Sloper who has shown unwavering support of what we are trying to achieve.
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ongoing support and enthusiasm he gives to the club. “The coaches, physio, medical staff and players and fans have been fantastic in buying into where the club wants to be with ever improving performances on the pitch and rapidly growing attendances at games. All this contributes to this award.
WITH COTTAM The awards, heldABI at the Grosve“The sponsors who have been THE SUMMER HER celebrated the bestSIGNING of women’s PICKS and I must thankDREAM Liam from FIVE-A-SIDE football in EnglandTEAM! after a year Vision for Educatoon for the
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And after enjoying a strong FA WSL Spring Series both on and off the pitch Durham Women were handed the FA WSL 2 Club of the Year prize.
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The Club of the Year award takes “More into accountcleansheets all aspects of the PETER SCHMEICHEL than defenders footballmost club from on the pitch “The volunteers who we’ve had “Leader, great have appearances!” performance to coaching, player to make the game days work andpassing and control pathways, community work, the match day experiences plus vision on the partnerships, marketing and pleasant also deserve a huge field” attendances. amount of credit. Our 5th place finish in the Spring “For me though, the award Series was accompanied by an should be going to Dawn attendance rise of 23% with (Hepple, Club Secretary) and three crowds of over 500, while Mark (Donnelly, Marketing CARRAGHER we also became the first FA WSL JAMIE Officer) who, in Dawn’s case, 2 club to live stream a game has been with the club since day on Facebook when we took on one. The finance, welfare of the London Bees. players and match days have been and & continue to be why we “Strong passionate General Manager Lee Sanders a wellnever ran club and business. -areyou know was obviously delighted upon She putswill in endless hours and IS what happen hearing the club had won and this club. Mark, who has joined when he’s playing” had the following to say: “The us in more recent years, isn’t just news came as a bit of a shock a marketing officer, he’s ERIC CANTONA as we had absolutely no idea innovative, hard-working and ZINEDINE ZIDANE we were receiving the award - a passionate about our club and nice shock though! This is the the past few seasons wouldn’t culmination of years of hard work have been as successful without from many people on and off the him.” pitch, from parents and players in the beginning as a grassroots The FA WSL Club of the Year “Quick and skilful, club to the unwavering support Award will be presented to the scores goal” MARTA from key partners since we club ahead of today’s game.
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A: I think I would trade it for a football manager just to see what it was like day-to-day. I’m a Manchester City supporter so I’ll go with Pep Guardiola.
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A: Definitely night. Any university work I have gets done past 6pm so definitely a night person!
Q: Do you have a song that reminds you of football, and if so what is it?
A: Good question! I don’t know if I do. I always have a game day playlist with anything that’s upbeat and relevant to get me in the mood. So maybe I’d say that genre of house music!
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A: Spanish. I really really like the accent!
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A: Opera, because a lot of it isn’t in English and I don’t understand it!
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A: I’d teleport to space because I’d like to say I’ve been there - not many people can. I’d like to shower in space too. That’s pretty cool!
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From the back of the stand!
JOHN MIDDLETON
Greetings from the back of the stand! The beginning of yet another exciting and important week in the life of Durham WFC! The visit of Watford presents a big challenge but a chance to get last week’s late unfortunately loss at Brighton. Grace McCatty and I were following events unfold via Twitter as we prepared for the visit of Liverpool to St James’ Park - a fantastic fightback which showed great character, just unlucky at the end. Social Media is bringing great dividends for followers of WSL2, as we discovered last time out here at NFP; we had great communication with Spurs fans after their defeat. It continues to bring supporters closer to games they wouldn’t otherwise be able to follow. DHR is proud that it is able to help fans of Durham and their opposition to keep tabs on the game - please spread the word - at the Spurs game we discovered some young male fans who had listened to our coverage of “The Spring Series” and had decided to come and support The Wildcats. The Power of Radio!
As we’ve seen in the last two games, it sometimes only takes a certain couple of minutes to decide a game. I doubt we’ll get a repeat of the “3 minutes of madness” we saw against Spurs today but it may take something special to find the difference between the two teams. Watford always prove tough opponents, they may well not have any points yet but it would be dangerous to underestimate them. Following today’s game there’s a quick turnaround before Thursday’s local derby which may lead to more coverage. We always seem to be able to judge Durham’s progress by the meetings of the two clubs each season. It promises to be an even closer encounter than ever before! We’ll be back again on Thursday with more coverage. Please let us know you are listening, inside or outside the ground, via our website www.dhradio.org.uk Enjoy the game and let’s hear the Wildcat roar! John Middleton @JADMiddy
FIXTURES & RESULTS
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