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LEE
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Good afternoon and welcome to today’s don’t expect this team ever will. One thing endeavour we showed on Thursday into
game against London Bees. you can’t fault is the application they put the league. Sometimes when you’re per-
in through the 90 minutes, and that was haps expected to win, that’s when we lack
I’d like to extend a warm welcome to Lee after a very long week. People may forget in performances. We need to take that
Burch and all the players, staff and officials the players had a long bus journey down application we showed at West Ham into
who have travelled today. too. It wasn’t an overnight stay like it each and every game.
usually is, we travelled down on the day.
We come into this game after a cup game So when you put everything together, it’s Today we welcome London Bees and Lee
at West Ham on Thursday. For 40 minutes, not the end of the world. Burch - a manager I have a lot of respect
we were really in a game with them. They for. I think he’s a great manager and he’ll
were probably the stronger side in the first That’s our first defeat in 90 minutes for 14 have the team set-up to be hard to beat.
15 minutes of the first half but we got into months - we’ve had a good run, we put That was the case earlier this season and
the game and gave them some things to that defeat out the way and just have to is the case every time we play one of his
think about. It was then just a mad two put together another run now. sides. They’ve got some quality in their
minutes at the end of the half and we side - which showed when we played away
found ourselves 2-0 down. It was great to have Abby Holmes back in at The Hive - and I expect it to be a com-
that game. She gives you something com- petitive game, as we know it will be.
The second half performance was much pletely different, something most players
better and we got into the final third a lot probably can’t give you. And it was nice to But they have to come to Durham and
more, but things just didn’t fall for us. But see Dee Bradley make her full debut too. take something off us - and that’s not the
when you look at a team of predominantly She’s fitted really well into the squad and easiest thing to do.
local players from the North East going was going to join us for a year ago but un-
and competing with a team full of interna- fortunately injuries stopped that. But she’s Thanks once again for your support.
tionals from all over the world, you can’t fitting in well and hasn’t done anything
be too disheartened. wrong when she’s been on the field. Lee Sanders
We didn’t roll over in that game and I Now, we have to make sure we take the
Sarah
wilson
Good afternoon and welcome to We played against a team full of inter- been in the league for a long time and
today’s game against London Bees. nationals which is a great experience we know it’s going to be an incredibly
for us. tough test.
Our last game saw us travel to West
Ham United in midweek, and we can I was doing a little bit of reading and Last time we played them, although we
take a lot of heart from that match - the striker I was playing up against had won 2-1, we’ve always said it was one
especially the second half 97 caps for Australia. of our toughest games of the season.
performance. They made it incredibly difficult for us
It’s good to test yourself against those and we know today will be another
We’re a little bit disappointed with the players, put yourself up against them huge challenge for us.
first half because we had a crazy five and see how you can compete.
minutes where we switched off, and Thanks as always for your
against the bigger teams you can’t Now we have to take this into today’s brilliant support!
do that. game. There’s so many positives to
take and we all know how hard each Sarah Wilson
Unfortunately it wasn’t our night - but other worked at West Ham, and how
the second half was absolutely brilliant. hard everyone will continue to work.
We made some changes and changed The spirit within the camp remains
our shape and we got forward. absolutely fantatsic and we can’t wait
to get back on the pitch today and put
We created and we really made it things right.
difficult for them, we’re really proud of
each other and how we responded. Today we face London Bees, who it’s
always a tough test against. They’ve
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LOndon bees
There are many ancestral spirits behind lished by Barnet director Graham well as a historic run to the semi-finals
the London Bees, but its earliest roots Slyper in the mid-80s, had become of the Continental Cup, knocking out
date back to a group of ladies working officially affiliated with the men’s club. Chelsea en route.
at Transport for London’s District Line.
It prompted another merger in 1998 The 2017 Spring Series saw the Bees
In the 1970s the women, looking for a after Wembley’s FA Cup finalists began get off to a great start and top the
team to play football, banded together to leave the club, including teenager league in the early stages. A move to a
and entered the Hounslow & District and eventual England legend Kelly winter season has seen changes both
League – forming the platform for a Smith. on and off the pitch.
remarkable rise.
Barnet FC Ladies have been a virtual Luke Swindlehurst’s first season at
Named in honour of their workplace, mainstay in English football’s top tier the club saw him secure their highest
District Line Ladies FC appeared in ever since before London Bees, a placed finish as London Bees and the
leagues across Greater London before brand new franchise, was welcomed future of the club was secured with a li-
tasting promotion to the Women’s FA into the Women’s Super League fold cense extension into 2018 and beyond.
National League Southern Division in for 2014.
the early 1990s. Currently the Club is managed by Lee
London Bees first ever fixture in WSL2 Burch, after he joined the Bees in the
It did not take long afterwards before resulted in a 3-0 victory over Oxford summer of 2019. Burch brought in al-
the squad merged with Wembley FC United Ladies, with 16-year old Lucy most an entirely new squad as the Bees
– becoming Wembley Ladies FC and Loomes scoring their first ever goal. enter into a new era in the FA Women’s
reaching their zenith in an FA Cup final Championship.
defeat to Millwall Lionesses in 1997. In 2016, the Bees experienced their
best season to date, taking home a
Meanwhile Barnet Ladies FC, estab- record points haul for the season as
HOME GROUND THE HIVE MANAGER lee burch NICKNAME THE bees LAST SEASON 5th
WE’VE MET BEFORE
LONDON BEES
Molly Sharpe’s second half strike Yet despite all that early pressure, the And while there was no breakthrough
proved the difference as Durham Wildcats found themselves behind after before the interval, Durham took the
Women continued their unbeaten start 19 minutes as Estcourt stepped up to lead just eight minutes after the restart.
to the season. fire a fine free-kick into the top corner
from around 22 yards out. The goal owed much to the fine work
The striker pounced shortly after the of Lambert, whose low cross eventually
restart to hand the Wildcats victory, The Bees’ lead lasted just three found its way to Sharpe who struck low
after Becky Salicki had cancelled-out minutes, though – as Beth Hepple’s into the bottom corner.
Charlie Estcourt’s opener. corner was turned home by Salicki at
close range after an almighty scramble The Wildcats could have extended
Durham were far from at their best in the box. their lead with Robson sending a
in what was a cagey – and, at times, header off the crossbar and substitute
heated – affair at The Hive. That was to be one of Salicki’s last acts Lily Crosthwaite pulling a shot narrowly
in the game as she was forced to wide in injury time.
But they had started brightly, with withdraw through injury, but the Wild-
Mollie Lambert seeing a shot tipped cats didn’t let that blow deter them as Two goals would prove enough, as the
wide by Sarah Quantrill before Sarah they set about in search of a second. Wildcats head into a two-week break
Robson’s looping shot landed just the with another three points – albeit after
wrong side o the upright. Hepple sent a trademark free-kick a performance that the side will be
narrowly over the bar while half-heart- keen to improve upon.
Salicki then almost scored an early ed penalty appeals were waved away
goal of the season contender as she as Nicki Gears – making her 100th
embarked on a fine solo run before a appearance for the club – saw her cross
tame shot was held by Quantrill in the strike a home player.
Bees goal.SQUAD
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Sarah Quantrill
Goalkeeper
Experienced stopper who is among the
most-proven in the league.
Sophie Quirk
Midfielder
Winter signing, who joined on loan from
Super League side Reading.
Megan Alexander
Defender
ONE TO WATCH Ex-Millwall defender who is set to miss
the whole campaign.
LAUREN PICKETT Hayley West
Midfielder
The pacy forward joined the Bees after a spell with Versatile midfield player who can occupgt
Tottenham Hotspur and quickly hit the goal trail. a number of roles.
Georgia Robert
Pacy and direct, Pickett has the ability to stretch teams and Defender
her versatility means she can operate on either flank or in a Powerful centre back, who has also con-
more central role. tributed two goals at the other end.
Billie Brooks
She’s scored some excellent goals throughout her time at Defender
The Hive - and is certainly one to keep a close eye on. Ex-Millwall defender who has regularly
turned out against Durham in the past.
Bonnie Horwood
Midfielder
Experienced midfielder who has played
at the top level.
Brooke Nunn
Forward
Another dangerous player whose is lively
in the final third.
Marianne Taho
Forward
Young striker who joined Bees last
summer.
Sophie McLean
Midfielder
Former Spurs player, who can pull the
strings in the middle.
Georgie Giddings
Midfielder
ONE TO WATCH Tough-tackling midfielder, formerly of
CHARLIE ESTCOURT
Millwall.
Nicola Gibson
Midfielder
A full Welsh international, Estcourt counts Reading and Char- A former Wildcat, who has been a regular
lton Athletic among her former clubs and brings some real this term
quality to the Bees’ engine room. Evie Gane
Defender
A cultured midfield player, Estcourt showed her technical Ex-Oxford winger, who has played well in
ability with a superb free-kick against Durham earlier this the back four this term
season. Amelia Hazard
Forward
She’ll be one to keep tabs on today. Tricky striker who scored against Durham
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JOHN
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Greetings from The Turret! Of course, losing on Thursday was game. Another good test as we head
disappointing because you your towards the climax of the season. One
Am still allowed to say “Happy New team to win every game but, taking which I’m glad and proud that you’ll
Year”? It seems quite a while since a step back, looking at the context join me and Stream Team for!
the last home game and that fantastic and opposition we can all look at it
victory over Liverpool! for what it was a good test which we Join us either on DHR or the Club’s
came through with our pride intact; Facebook page, and get in touch to
A draw, a win and a loss all away from a learning experience where we held let us know where you’re watching and
home would read like a mixed bag our own in the most part. Reaching the how you’re finding the coverage.
since but as we know that isn’t quite Quarter Finals of any competition is an Enjoy the game, let’s hear the “Wildcat
the story of January so far. achievement in itself. Roar”
Ellie Christon in an interview last week
We will bounce back very quickly. What John
described, in a few sentences, the we’ve seen this season is an increase
season so far and I agree - everyone in strength in depth, an adaptability @JADMiddy
is raising their game against Durham, to different situations, together with
making it more of a battle every week. the continuation of determination and www.internet-radio.com/station/dur-
never-say-die attitude that Lee and hamhospital/
The League was tough to start with but Steph have developed over the years. I
that makes it tougher! still have to pinch myself that this is the
same club that I signed my allegiances
What is testament to our team is that, over to nearly 7 years ago!
even with the added pressure, they are
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best is yet to come from with the Wildcats having The final stages of the
Durham Women – after been on the back foot for game saw Durham pinned
they registered victory at much of the opening stag- back in their own half, as
Crystal Palace. es of the game. Palace pressed forward
and looked to make their
The midfielder, who joined But the midfielder’s strike numerical advantage
the Wildcats from Sunder- just before the half hour count after Lauren Briggs
land last summer, netted mark helped to turn the was sent-off for a second
her first goal of the season tide – and came after bookable offence.
at Hayes Lane with a some hard work on the But the squad’s attitude
well-taken finish from the training ground in recent once again shone out –
edge of the area. weeks. with Lambert lifting the lid
on exactly how strong the
And it proved to be a The 22-year-old has come battling spirit within the
crucial goal as it wrapped- close to opening her ac- camp is.
up victory for Durham count on several occasions
after a testing week on since joining the side, so “We’re all for each other
the field – which saw the was pleased to see some and 100 per cent have
club embark on their two extra finishing work pay each other’s back,” she
longest trips of the season dividends at Hayes Lane. said.
within seven days.
“Personally, I’m really “Every corner, every
But while happy with the happy with myself,” add- throw-in, every set piece,
result at a Palace, Lam- ed Lambert. we’re cheering each other
bert insists that perfor- on. Even everyone on the
mance levels can still be “I’ve been trying to get on bench, we’re all for each
improved in the weeks to the scoresheet since the other and that’s why we’re
come. first game of the season such a tight-knit team.”
so I’m really happy, but
“The best is yet to come,” the three points at the end
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Durham Women exited the Continental Tyres Indeed, the best chance of the opening stages Better was to come from the stopper, as she
Cup after defeat at top tier side West Ham fell to Durham – with Sarah Robson seeing a denied substitute Martha Thomas from point-
United. curler from 25 yards superbly tipped over the blank range before then stopping Svitkova
bar by Mackenzie Arnold. from a second goal with an equally fine stop.
The Wildcats put in a spirited display but were
undone by goals from Emily Van Egmond, But just as the visitors were beginning to Durham showed plenty of attacking endeav-
Katerina Svitkova and Hawa Cissoko at crucial cause the Hammers some problems, they were our as the half wore on and got the ball in
moments in the game. dealt a sucker-punch – as Van Egmond’s flick plenty of promising positions as they sought
from a corner looped over Reid and in with 40 the crucial goal that could have made for a
Lee Sanders made a host of changes to the minutes on the clock. tense finale.
side, handing Dee Bradley a full debut while
Abby Holmes returned to the side. And West Ham would double their lead before But once again, the Hammers netted at a
And Durham had to do plenty of defending the break after a quick counter-attack which crucial time as Cissoko bundled home from
in the early stages as West Ham and their saw Adriana Leon square for Svitkova, with a corner – despite hints of a foul on Reid in
side packed full of internationals dominated the Czech Republic international applying the the box.
the ball. simple finish.
That didn’t deter Durham, who continued to
But despite bossing possession, the hosts Durham made some changes at the break, press forward in the dying stages – as they
struggled to seriously test Hannah Reid as with Bridget Galloway and Emily Roberts intro- left London out the Continental Cup, but
they showed plenty of endeavour but little duced as the side looked to push forward. definitely not down.
quality.
Galloway was straight into the thick of the Durham XI: Reid, Hill, Lambert, Wilson,
Having soaked up that early pressure, the action, seeing a shot saved by Arnold, as Robson (Greenwood), Hepple, Sharpe, Salicki,
Wildcats set about making their mark on the the Wildcats bossed the early stages of the Bradley (Roberts), Christon, Holmes (Galloway)
game and began to fashion some chances. second half.
So-Hyun Cho did well to pinch the ball off the Durham subs not used: Borthwick, Brown
toe of Mollie Lambert as she looked to break Reid was still called into action on occasion
into the area, before Molly Sharpe drilled an though, saving from Leon after a ball fell
effort wide from 20 yards. kindly for her in the area.Megan Borthwick Hannah Reid Sponsored by: Sponsored by: County Durham Blinds RTC Under 11s Kathryn Hill Lauren Briggs Sponsored by: Available to sponsor Tony Waters Mollie Lambert Sarah Wilson Sponsored by: Craig Morley Sponsored by: Supporting Independence Outreach Services Ltd ‘The Wild Ones’ Beth Hepple Molly Sharpe Sponsored by: Sponsored by: Darrin’s Super Ices AR Tree Services Stuart Dryden Nicki Gears Iris Achterhof Available to sponsor Available to sponsor 2020/21 SQUAD
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Neil ThorntonDATE OPPOSITION COMP. RESULT 1 2 3 4 5 6
September 2020
6 Liverpool (A) FAWC D 1-1 Borthwick Hill Salicki Christon Holmes Lamber
12 Lewes (H) FAWC W 3-0 Borthwick Hill Salicki Wilson Christon Holmes
27 London City (H) FAWC W 1-0 Borthwick Hill Salicki Wilson Christon Lamber
October 2020
4 Leicester (A) FAWC D 2-2 Borthwick Hill Salicki Wilson Christon Lamber
7 Coventry (H) CC W 5-2 Borthwick Ayre Salicki Wilson Christon Lee
11 Crystal Palace (H) FAWC W 2-0 Borthwick Hill Salicki Wilson Christon Briggs
18 London Bees (A) FAWC W 2-1 Borthwick Hill Salicki (1) Wilson Christon Lamber
November 2020
4 Sheffield Utd (A) CC W 6-0 Reid Hill (1) Briggs Wilson Christon Lee
8 Charlton (H) FAWC D 1-1 Borthwick Hill Briggs Wilson Christon Lamber
15 Sheffield Utd (A) FAWC W 1-0 Borthwick Hill Briggs Wilson Christon Lamber
19 Aston Villa (H) CC D 1-1 Borthwick Hill Briggs Wilson Christon Lamber
December 2020
6 Blackburn (H) FAWC D 0-0 Borthwick Hill Briggs Wilson Christon Lamber
13 Coventry (A) FAWC W 4-3 Borthwick Hill Briggs Wilson Christon Lamber
20 Liverpool (H) FAWC W 2-0 Borthwick Hill Briggs Wilson Christon Lamber
January 2020
10 Lewes (A) FAWC D 1-1 Borthwick Hill Briggs Wilson Christon Lamber
17 Crystal Palace (A) FAWC W 1-0 Borthwick Hill Briggs Wilson Salicki Lamber
21 West Ham (A) CC QF L 3-0 Reid Hill Holmes Wilson Salicki Christon
24 London Bees (H) FAWC
February 2020
7 London City (A) FAWC
14 Leicester (H) FAWC
March 2020
7 Blackburn (A) FAWC
28 Sheffield Utd (H) FAWC
April 2020
25 Charlton (A) FAWC
May 2020
2 Coventry (A) FAWC
2020/21 STATS7 8 9 10 11 Sub 1 Sub 2 Sub 3 Sub 4
rt Robson Hepple (1) Roberts Galloway Gears Sharpe Achterhof Wilson
s Robson Hepple (2) Briggs Roberts (1) Sharpe Galloway Gears Lambert
rt Robson Hepple (1) Roberts Gears Sharpe Briggs Galloway
rt Robson Hepple (1) Roberts (1) Gears Galloway Briggs Sharpe
Briggs Hepple (3) Roberts Sharpe (1) Galloway (1) Hill Robson Crosthwaite Atkinson
s Robson Hepple (2) Roberts Sharpe Galloway Atkinson Lee Crosthwaite Gears
rt Robson Hepple Roberts Gears Sharpe (1) Briggs Crosthwaite Galloway
Robson (1) Hepple Lambert Roberts (1) Sharpe (1) Gears (1) Galloway (1) Ayre Crosthwaite
rt Robson Hepple Roberts Gears Galloway (1) Crosthwaite Sharpe
rt Robson Hepple Roberts Gears (1) Sharpe Galloway Lee
rt Robson Hepple Roberts (1) Sharpe Galloway Lee Brown Ayre Crosthwaite
rt Robson Hepple Roberts Sharpe Gears Galloway Crosthwaite
rt Robson (1) Hepple (1) Roberts (2) Sharpe Galloway Gears Brown Salicki
rt Robson Hepple Gears Sharpe (1) Roberts (1) Brown Galloway Lee Salicki
rt Robson Hepple Roberts Sharpe Galloway (1) Brown Gears Salicki Bradley
rt Robson Hepple Roberts Brown Galloway (1) Christon Gears Bradley
n Robson Hepple Lambert Bradley Sharpe Roberts Greenwood GallowayDWFC Player, Jess Holder, is sponsored by Kixx York and
Kixx Middlesborough, part of a national children’s football
academy brand, Kixx UK. When Jess isn’t playing and train-
ing with DWFC, she becomes ‘Coach Jess’ with Kixx York.
The Kixx academies are a fantastic introduction to football
for children ages 18 months to 10 years of age. You can
find Kixx academies located all across the country (includ-
ing Middlesbrough and Redcar, which are owned by football
league legend, James Coppinger). To find your closest Kixx
children’s football academy, visit www.kixx.org.uk.THE TEAMS
1 Hannah Reid 1 Sarah Quantrill
2 Kathryn Hill 2 Sophie Quirk
3 Lauren Briggs 3 Megan Alexander
4 Mollie Lambert 4 Hayley West
5 Sarah Wilson 5 Georgia Robert
6 Sarah Robson 6 Billie Brooks
7 Beth Hepple 7 Lauren Pickett
8 Molly Sharpe 8 Bonnie Horwood
9 Nicki Gears 9 Marianne Taho
10 Iris Achterhof 10 Brooke Nunn
11 Bridget Galloway 11 Melissa Fillis
12 Lily Crosthwaite 12 Courtnay Ward-Chambers
13 Megan Borthwick 13 Sophie McLean
14 Becky Salicki 14 Georgie Giddings
15 Dee Bradley 15 Millie Constantine
16 Ellie Christon 16 Nicola Gibson
17 Emily Roberts 17 Charlie Estcourt
19 Danielle Brown 19 Mollie Dench
21 Hannah Greenwood 20 Tricia Gould
22 Grace Ayre 21 Flo Gamby
24 Abby Holmes 22 Amelia Hazard
30 Brooke Mackain 25 Evie Gane
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