Women's Super League Golden Boot

Yeah.

I think in 2013 you win the Golden Boot, the Players' Player of the Year, and win the league as well.

Was that f- Do you think that's one of the best seasons you've had in your-

Yeah

I think it was me, Louise, and Nicki actually finished top three goal scorers in the league.

So all of us obviously playing for the same team.

And actually, towards the end of the season, there was a little bit of rivalry between us of who's gonna get the Golden Boot.

But do you know what as well? To go and win then the Player of the Year and to be recognized by, you know, other players in the league, I think that was really special and, and a moment that I'm really proud of.

Maybe they can break into that top four, but we'll wait to see.

Golden boot.

This one always excites me.

But for the last couple of years, Bonnie Shaw has absolutely been running the league in terms of goal return.

So, I mean, I'd be foolish to not think she's going to do it again.

So I think golden boot will be Bonnie Shaw.

Signing of the season.

Again, I mean, there's been some fantastic signings.

29 years old.

She wins the Golden Boot last year, like Theo mentioned, with 21 goals.

Now at an absolutely extraordinary record of 74 goals in what is her last 76 WSL matches.

Ridiculous.

Yeah.

Chrissie Hansen, I think she's almost like, you know, that player that is in like a small team in the World Cup that goes an impressive distance because they have one really, really good player and somehow makes the race for the Golden Boot.

And you're almost willing the top stars not to score in the latter stages so that they hold on to it.

That's how I felt about Chrissie Hansen last season, just because she really did single handedly.

Yeah, it's gonna, you know, Puteas has bums on seats, you know, it's a massive rise in attendance, I'd say, and probably just to have the experience of the players you mentioned there karen in the changing room massive um to bring players who have won champions leagues world cups it's just you know that's i don't think enough will be said for what that will do in that changing room and change the mindset of probably the players who had a bit of a up and down season last year and obviously change a manager so karen like i'd agree and i'm really excited to see how emily murphy can do at brighton as well and obviously they've had a They're going to have a change of manager now that Vidicic has gone, which probably came as quite a shock to everyone.

But yeah, I think the London City ones are going to be the main attraction to the league this year and will probably make the most difference.

And then I have to say Kirsty Hansen because I've already predicted her to possibly challenge for the Golden Boot and for Tottenham to finish third.

So I'm going to have to stick with it now.