The Football Association plan to double the amount of women and girls in football by 2020. They will launch a program called ‘Game plan for Growth’
According to the FA the launch of the new strategy will grow participation and create a sustainable and successful high-performance system.
Baroness Campbell, the FA’s head of women’s football said, “Women’s football has never been stronger, I am immensely proud of the work that The FA has done in this area already but I am genuinely excited about the potential for the game.”
The FA will include four key roles to support scheme and intend on establishing ten women’s high-performance centres.
Arsenal legend Kelly Smith said to City News, “these measures will be phenomenal for women’s sport.”
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The Football Association plan to double the amount of women and girls in football by 2020. They will launch a program called ‘Game plan for Growth’
According to the FA the launch of the new strategy will grow participation and create a sustainable and successful high-performance system.
Baroness Campbell, the FA’s head of women’s football said, “Women’s football has never been stronger, I am immensely proud of the work that The FA has done in this area already but I am genuinely excited about the potential for the game.”
The FA will include four key roles to support scheme and intend on establishing ten women’s high-performance centres.
Arsenal legend Kelly Smith said to City News, “these measures will be phenomenal for women’s sport.”
London Irish fans are excited but remain cautious following the news that the club has been bought out of administration by an Eddie Jordan-led consortium
