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HonestSpursFan said:
Maybe Charli should try and be a CB so she’s not competing for Nevs’ spot at LB and since Nat Persson has been excellent so far at RB.
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Agree that Charli Grant should try and play at centre back so that she can get consistent game time at both club level and for the Matildas given the competition for places at fullback.
 
No game time for Anna Margraf, who was not in the matchday squad altogether for Borussia Monchengladbach in their 2-1 DFB-Pokal Frauen playoff win over MSV Duisburg.
 
rebelliousfeminist974 said:
Agree that Charli Grant should try and play at centre back so that she can get consistent game time at both club level and for the Matildas given the competition for places at fullback.
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For the Tillies we probably need her more at FB, we’ve got tons of CBs. Maybe the winger experiment from Spurs could be revisited?
 
HonestSpursFan said:
For the Tillies we probably need her more at FB, we’ve got tons of CBs. Maybe the winger experiment from Spurs could be revisited?
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If Charli Grant plays at centre back in addition to fullback it means that she could be a differential option for the Matildas instead of being the second-string right back behind Ellie Carpenter though and playing her as a winger would probably be more detrimental for us as opposed to fielding the likes of Caitlin Foord, Hayley Raso and Cortnee Vine who all have more experience in that position.
 
Kahli Johnson starts for Calgary Wild in their Northern Super League game against Ottawa Rapid, with Kory Babington still at the helm of the side in the absence of Leah Blayney.
 
Kahli Johnson started and played 86 minutes for Calgary Wild in their 4-3 Northern Super League win over 10-player Ottawa Rapid before being subbed off, scoring the first goal of the match in the 14th minute and getting an assist in the 27th minute.
 
No game time for Tori Tumeth, who was not in the matchday squad altogether for Vancouver Rise in their 2-1 Northern Super League win over Halifax Tides as she was serving a suspension after receiving a straight red card last week.
 
Milly Boughton came on in the 81st minute for Hibernian in their 7-0 SWPL opening day win over Motherwell. No game time for Kyah Simon, who was not in the matchday squad altogether for Hibernian.
 
Hana Lowry started and played 72 minutes for Valerenga in their 2-1 Toppserien win over Honefoss before being subbed off, getting an assist on the first goal of the match in the 18th minute. No game time for Tijan McKenna, who was not in the matchday squad altogether for Valerenga.
 
HonestSpursFan said:
Loan surely? Cece Los should be loaned back here too.
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Tijan McKenna should be loaned out elsewhere so she can get consistent game time especially since she hasn't played a game altogether for either Valerenga's first team or their reserves but to be fair the Vrouwen Eredivisie season has only just gotten underway so it's still early days with regards to Cece Los' lack of game time.
 
Holly McNamara came on in the 60th minute for Everton in their 4-2 club friendly win over Leicester City behind closed doors. No game time for Clare Wheeler, who was not in the matchday squad altogether for Everton.
 
Amy Sayer played the entirety of Malmo's 1-1 Damallsvenskan draw with Hammarby, scoring the equaliser in the 55th minute. Courtney Nevin started and played the entire first half for Malmo before being subbed off at the half. Charli Grant came on at the half, getting a yellow card in the 70th minute.
 
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