Women's football. Author of 'Dedicated Lives: Stories of pioneers of women's football in Australia' & 'The First Matildas: The 1975 Asian Ladies Championships'.
A great pleasure to share time some of the 1975 and first @TheMatildas this morning.
An amazing group of women, funny, passionate, very close and immensely proud of finally being recognised, after 50 years.
Part of our playing family @thepfa and the history of the game 💚💛
Football Australia Announces Historic Recognition of the 1975 Australian Women's National Team.
Congratulations to all of the 1975ers. Recognition well earned and well overdue.. https://t.co/XQUMinUBLD
🚨Extra time granted. The International Women in Sport Symposium deadline is now May 25th. To those who've shared your work, it's already igniting anticipation! Please help us reach more researchers by retweeting. Let's make this event in Sydney, Australia one to remember!
The link between the players who ventured to Hong Kong for that tournament 48 years ago and two young girls standing in a Canberra lounge room last Thursday cannot be understated. It is doubtful that without names like Trixie Tagg and captain of that squad Pat O’Connor, Australian women’s football would be where it is today.
Australia's Football Pioneers: The inspiring stories of how the first Matildas laid the foundation for future generations https://t.co/4T2mnwm0eT
Really enjoyed talking all things women’s football history and the amazing story of the 1975 team
@FOXFOOTBALL Really enjoyed chatting with @FOXFOOTBALL about the pioneers of women’s football and those that represented Australia at the inaugural Asian Women’s Cup in 1975..
🚨 NEW POD ALERT! 🚨
Brush up on your Matildas history before the WC starts!
Author @gmscore joins the pod to discuss his new book, The First Matildas, and share the incredible stories of the first Aussie XI almost 50 years ago.
PODCAST: https://t.co/J3ORblaDoB