there is jill scott, as an executive advertising. there isjill scott, 200a. tball, that would be jill. girls who play football, that would bejill. demi stokes and stafford ward. jill scott, think she was nine years old when she came along. the school was there from the start. we always kept in touch. she became part of our family. i was proud, you know, for an england team to win a big tournament it is what every footballer wants. tournament it is what every footballerwants. i tournament it is what every footballer wants. i think she has played her part in the success. in the early days we would give the girls, the young girls the opportunity to play, you know, the fact, the opportunity to be competitive. this is where the old youth centre used to be and on this grass was where they first started playing. we'rejust going to do one for the kick around the ball, you use both feared. —— both feet. so now we have one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight... there was no provision for girls booroorban, there was no league, the fa didn't really provide anything

scott, 200a. the girls who played for boldon, that would be jill, demi stokes and steph wharton.t nine years old, she was great from the start. we always kept in touch. she became part of our family. i was proud for an england team to win a big tournament, it's what every footballer wants. i think in the early days, we give the young girls the opportunity to play, the opportunity to be competitive. so this is where the old youth centre used to be and this is where the girls first started playing. we're just going to do a warm up for the girls. using both feet. i used to do football with the kids in the club. two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. at the time there was no division for girls all, as there was no league. the fa didn't need to provide anything. the problem was boys wouldn't let them play, the attitude was the girls can't play football. girls, in here! you can't go in the circle where the cones are. i would say the early �*90s it started taking off because it was set up on the back of the boys league so originally it was a boy's own league but with a girls section

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scott, 2004. the girls who played for boldon, that would bejill, demi stokes and steph wharton. jilltitive. so this is where the old youth centre used to be and this is where the girls first started playing. we're just going to do one more the girls. using both feet. ishould we're just going to do one more the girls. using both feet. i should do football with the kids in the club. two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. at the time there was no division for girls all, as there was no league. the faa didn't need to provide anything. the problem was boys wouldn't let them play, the attitude was the girls can't play football. girls, in here! you can't go in the cycle whether cones are. i would see the early 905 it started taking off because it was set up on the back of the boys league so originally it was the boy '5 own league but with a girls section. and that was it. off you go. 4— bit space. well done, daisy. you're going to run in, anybody, change direction. as the leaks developed,, got more and more different age groups. ijust wanted the girls to play football. keep your ball, m