There’s so much optimism among Arsenal Women going into this new WSL season.
Head coach, Jonas Eidevall, and his players are all boldly claiming that this could be the season that they go all the way and bring league glory home.
According to Caitlin Foord, speaking to Optus Sport, the team knows how to win, wants to win, and has amassed the much-needed experience to get over the line.
She reveals that their disappointments over the years have made them hungrier, and with their quality squad, they should win trophies this season.
The Matildas winger said of the upcoming season: “The team’s filled with players that want to win, know how to win, and a lot of experience as well now.
“The core group has felt the disappointment from the last few seasons, so we’re hungrier than ever to want to win something. The squad we have this year is unbelievable. So I think we have the squad to be able to do it and have a bit more silverware than just one trophy.”
Well, our Gunner Women have eventually got a squad we can trust to win the league. Rosa Kafaji, Mariona Caldentey, and Daphne van Domselaar added to the outstanding squad Arsenal had last season, surely giving them an extra edge to go toe to toe with Manchester City and Chelsea in the WSL title race.
With a belief they’ll win the league, as Foord insinuates, they should be in a better place to win the league, given that just shows their winning mentality.
Do you think we can go all the way this season Gooners? I can’t wait for the WSL season to start on Sunday! But first we need to get a good result away to BK Hacken tonight, in the 1st leg of our UWCL Round 2 qualifier.
COYGW!
Michelle M
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Yes Ford Arsenal really looked hungry in tonight’s game didn’t you.
Halftime I know, and if that’s the standard we can expect, don’t bother turning up on Sunday against City.
I notice a certain Miedema is already off and running on the goals front.
Michelle,
I read a lot of your articles about this Arsenal women’s team.
Abd the way you big them up just makes me laugh. While the squad assembled is a decent one, unfortunately the club has the wrong manager to get the best out of this squad.
Game after game last season, and the first three games in the Champions League qualifiers, the tempo of play as been to slow, and the chances they miss is beyond laughable at times.
So, until the club wakes up to the ineptitude of the current manager, there’s no way Arsenal women are going to win the WSL or even have good run in the Champions league for that matter.
Time and again in Eidevall’s after match interviews, he always says the same things.
Re: We created a lot of chances, but we need to score more goals. (Genius, absolute Genius).
You can see why the club hired him, what insight he has, (NOT).
So, you keep saying what a chance the women have of winning the WSL, not while this clown is in charge they don’t.