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THE
PILGRIM
vs CARDIFF CITY LADIES,
Sunday September 27,
2020 KO 2.30pm
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PLYMOUTH ARGYLE LADIES FC
SPONSORS 2020/21
Want to join the lineup?
Contact paul.bartolini@palfc.co.uk
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WELCOME
The new season has arrived and we are really excited to be
welcoming Cardiff City Ladies to Manadon for our first home
league game of the Season.
There has been a lot of change at the football club over the summer,
both on and off the pitch. We have had a limited pre-season due to MANAGER RYAN PERKS
this, but the girls have been fantastic over the last three weeks and
have brought into the new style of football and ideas Mark and myself
have brought into the football club.
We had a disappointing result last week away to Keynsham but the
result didn’t reflect the game and we had many positives to take from
the performance, especially with a debut goal from Meg Williams.
The work-rate of such a young squad was excellent and the girls
continued to play and implement the plan.
Patience will be needed, both on and off the pitch, as this is a new THE WORK-RATE OF SUCH
young squad and it will take time to gel and enforce the ideas, but we
are very optimistic for the future of the football club. A YOUNG SQUAD WAS
We thank you for your continued support of the football club and EXCELLENT AND THE GIRLS
we would like to thank Simon Hallett and Plymouth Argyle Football
Club with their continued support of Plymouth Argyle Ladies FC. CONTINUED TO PLAY AND
Ryan IMPLEMENT THE PLAN"
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NEWS WOMEN'S
REBRAND
“The further integration of
Plymouth Argyle Women’s FC
into the Argyle Family will help
us to shape a club which provides
progression, opportunities and
accessibility for female footballers
within the South West,” said Mark
Lovell, Argyle Community Trust
chief executive officer.
“The significant investment made
by the club and Trust is a signal
of our intention to develop the
female game in our region.”
Plymouth Argyle Women’s FC
will be fully immersed into the
Argyle Vision and Values, as we
seek to develop a sustainable
Plymouth Argyle Ladies are to be rebranded club for years to come, ensuring
as Plymouth Argyle Women’s FC (upon talented and enthusiastic female
completion of this season) and will now footballers are given professional
come fully under the umbrella of the Argyle guidance to build for the future.
Community Trust.
Chris Smietanka, Chairman of
This move places our Women’s team as a full-time Plymouth Argyle Women’s FC,
member of the Argyle family, providing a clear added: “There is now a connected
pathway for female footballers through the Trust’s and cohesive playing pathway for
development programme. girls from the age of three through
to the Women’s first-team.
Argyle chief executive officer, Andrew Parkinson,
said: “We are delighted to have been able to complete “We currently have girls’ centres
the rebrand of our women’s team, in line with running in both Devon and
the club’s Vision and Values and the ‘One Argyle’ Cornwall, and an Advanced
philosophy, and provide robust support to the club Development Centre operating
through our outstanding Community Trust.” in Plymouth on a Wednesday
evening, which provides girls with
The Argyle Community Trust has proudly
the experience of playing across
developed a flourishing programme for women and
the country against some of the
girls, including the hugely popular Premier League
more developed and established
Girls’ Football sessions, Wildcats for Primary School
clubs, and the best players.
players taking their first steps on the ladder, and an
Advanced Development Centre for elite performers. “We are extremely proud to
have four players from the
The pathway to Plymouth Argyle Women’s FC and
Plymouth Argyle Advanced
the Women’s Under-23 team is clearer than ever,
palfc.co.uk @ArgyleWFC Development Centre progressing
with the senior team now benefiting from daily
on the England Talent Pathway,
interaction, improved governance and consistent
demonstrating the good work
financial support from the Trust.
/argylelfc /argylewfc that is being undertaken by
everyone involved.”
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PLAYER
PATHWAY
The announcement that Plymouth Argyle The pathway then leads into the Under-23 squad
Ladies FC will now come fully under the and for those elite players, an opportunity to
umbrella of Argyle Community Trust and represent Plymouth Argyle Ladies FC.
Plymouth Argyle Football Club will create
a clear player pathway for enthusiastic and The Trust is continually aiming to improve its offer
talented female footballers. to females across Devon and Cornwall working
with the both County FA’s, councils, schools and
The journey begins with our Tiny Tots sessions County Sports partnerships to improve accessibility
for children from the ages of 18 months up to and meet the needs for female footballers.
five years-old and are based around Fundamental
Movements, such as balancing, running, throwing, For further information on all football
catching, kicking etc, whilst meeting new friends provision for women and girls, please visit
and socialising, www.argylecommunitytrust.co.uk
Wildcats is a brand new FA initiative, opening up
football opportunities for young girls of Primary
School age as an introduction to the game.
After Wildcats, footballers are given the opportunity
to join the Long-Term Player Development Centre THE JOURNEY BEGINS WITH OUR TINY TOTS
and this progresses to an Advanced Development
Centre for girls who participate in a number SESSIONS FOR CHILDREN FROM THE AGES OF 18
of competitive games against other professional
football clubs. MONTHS UP TO FIVE YEARS-OLD"
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INTERVIEW
KATIE MIDDLETON
CAPTAIN
KATIE
It is great to be back playing football. We’ve
had a couple of pre-season games but there is
nothing like proper league action.
It will definitely be a different season to previous
campaigns, we have a new management team and a
lot of new players, many of whom are very young
and inexperienced. They are now playing at a higher
level and it will be all about giving them experience.
We will be working as hard as we can to reach
the highest level possible and hopefully we can do
enough to be competitive in the league. It won’t be
as easy to contest higher up the league as previous
years but we all see it as a challenge.
This season will be about development, giving young
players experience and I hope to play my part in that.
This is my 22nd season with Argyle and I need to
use all that knowledge to help the younger players
as much as possible. If we can improve these players,
give them a better understanding of the game, it all
bodes well for the future.
The changes behind the scenes at the club has
created a very clear pathway for players and it is
incredible to see. When I first started playing, there
was no local league football for girls.
From an Argyle perspective, we have teams right
the way through the age groups, feeding into the
development squad and giving them an opportunity
to learn the game. Adult football is obviously very
different to youth football and players need the
chance to adapt.
We have already had several youngsters making that
journey through the pathway and this season will
continue that process.There is no better way of learning
than by competing in the first-team environment.
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PLYMOUTH ARGYLE LADIES FC
PLAYER SPONSORS 2020/21
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THE VISITORS
CARDIFF CITY
LADIES FC
FOUNDED Cardiff City Ladies Football Club started life Cardiff to play International club
1975; 45 YEARS AGO, in 1975 as Llanedeyrn Ladies Football Club football against the best club
AS LLANEDEYRN LFC after a local charity match. In 1981, the club teams from all over Europe in
decided to change its name to Cardiff and Poland, Croatia, Portugal, Slovakia
GROUND
later that season won the All England five-a- and Denmark.
CCB CENTRE FOR
SPORTING EXCELLENCE, side trophy, becoming the first club to take
For the last two seasons, as
YSTRAD MYNACH the trophy outside of England, a record still
the start of the era of the FA
held today. National League, Cardiff had
HOME COLOURS
ALL BLUE Over its 45 years, the club has had many name another first by linking with the
changes before becoming Cardiff City Ladies FC FAW’s Performance Centre and
AWAY COLOURS in 1999. It has always been an independent club welcoming many new girls into
ALL RED owned by its members, apart from a short time the club, along with several players
in 2002/03 when it linked with the men’s outfit. who returned to their roots.
However, during that time, whilst forging a link However, this season, they are
with the men’s set up, the club retained their own now running independently
identity, and later became totally independent again once again and welcomed new
at the start of the 2003/04 season. Manager James Fishlock and
coaches Charlotte Preen, Jess
In 92/93, the FA of Wales took an interest in
Walkley and Hayden Brigginshaw.
women’s football for the first time, by inaugurating
the Welsh Women’s Cup. Cardiff were successful
in getting to the final, played at the prestigious
National Stadium as a curtain raiser to the men’s
Welsh Cup Final, this being the first women’s game
ever to be staged there, but lost 1-0 to Rhyl on
the day.
Cardiff went on to win the Welsh cup on a record
11 occasions, bringing with it entry into the
Champions League Competition, and allowing
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PLYMOUTH ARGYLE LADIES FC
FIXTURES 2020/21
DATE COMPETITION OPPO RES
SEP SUN 20 NL Southern Division Keynsham Town 5-1
SEP SUN 27 NL Southern Division Cardiff City
OCT SUN 4 NL Southern Division Chichester & Selsey
OCT SUN 11 NL Southern Division Porstmouth
OCT SUN 18 NL Southern Division Milton Keynes Dons
OCT SUN 25 NL Southern Division Oxford United
NOV SUN 1 NL Southern Division Watford
NOV SUN 8 NL Southern Division Hounslow
NOV SUN 15 NL Southern Division Yeovil
NOV 29 Vitality Women’s FA Cup
NOV SUN 22 NL Southern Division Gillingham
DEC SUN 6 NL Southern Division Crawley Wasps
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THE TEAMS
ARGYLE LADIES CARDIFF CITY LADIES
MANAGER: RYAN PERKS MANAGER: JAMES FISHLOCK
Poppy SOPER 1 1 Laura O’SULLIVAN (GK)
Katie GRIGG 2 2 Libby PIGGOTT
Amy WISE 3 3 Maria FRANCIS-JONES
Jaydee SEAMAN 4 4 Shannon GREENWAY
Katie MIDDLETON 5 5 Lailah MUSCAT
Lydia HUNTLEY 6 6 Morgan ROGERS
Sophie REYNOLDS 7 7 Kylie NOLAN
Ellie BISHOP 8 8 Holly REED
Meg WILLIAMS 9 9 Kelly ISAAC
Wednesday WISE 10 10 Jasmine TURNER
Beth IRELAND 11 11 Olivia THOMPSON
Panagiota PAPAIOANNOU 12 12 Cori WILLIAMS
Maisie FRICKLETON 13 14 Nia REES
Maisie WILLIAMS 14 16 Nadia LAWRENCE
Faye IVALL 15 17 Gwennan DAVIES
Milan BARROS 16 18 Caitlin WILLIAMS
Emily MOUSLEY 20 20 Grace HORRELL
Lucy SOLLOWAY 21 21 Lucy ATTWOOD
Rachel HERON 22 22 Lucia CARPANINI
23 Hollie SMITH
24 Rhianne OAKLEY
25 Megan LEWIS
OFFICIALS
REFEREE - Lee ROBERTS
ASSISTANT REFEREE'S -
Allen LEWIS & Steven MASON
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