Lucy Bronze is looking to create history by winning the Women’s World Cup – 20 years after the FA blocked her from playing with a boys’ team. The 31-year-old is expected to retain…
Bronze alongside future England teammate Lucy Staniforth-Wilson after being kicked out of her boys' teamThe defender has played 111 times for England since her international debut in 2013She continued: "Before that, I took her to things, I always took her to tennis, swimming and football, and whatever I needed her to take her to.
"But it never crossed my mind that [being a girl] was an issue, until I was told she wasn't allowed to play for the boys team at the end of the street.In an interview with thein 2015, Diane stated: "I wanted her to play tennis and took her to the open finals in Jesmond, Newcastle.“She was never as keen on individual sports as her strength was in a team."
Bronze eventually joined Sunderland, where she was promoted to the first team aged 16, before relocating to America after being offered the chance to study at the University of North Carolina.All that is missing from Bronze's trophy cabinet is the World CupReturning to England, she continued her career at Sunderland, before joining Everton, and then moving to Liverpool.
She then swapped Merseyside for Manchester to play for City, before returning to the Etihad after her spell in France, and then on to Barcelona last summer. Her stunning career has left former Alnwick coach Ray Smith beaming with joy, labelling her as a 'freak of nature'.
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