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Tag: New Zealand women’s national team

Erin Nayler interview: Unplugged in Berkshire – Kiwi keeper and the Royal riffs

by Christian BrookesPosted onOctober 12, 2020October 12, 2020

Goalkeeper Erin Nayler joined Reading in August after four years in French football, though so much of the New Zealander’s playing story to date has centred upon life with her national team. Being a Football Fern often mirrors touring with…

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Hannah Wilkinson interview (Part Two): Jamming with the voice within – The Football Fern striking smooth to the soul

by Christian BrookesPosted onJune 2, 2017February 3, 2018

When Hannah Wilkinson spoke on here back in March 2014, the University of Tennessee standout had a World Cup and Olympic tournament on her record but was very much still finding her feet, with music a guiding hand for her…

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Abby Erceg interview: Ferns captain bound by the beauty of the beat

by Christian BrookesPosted onDecember 21, 2016February 3, 2018

A Championship-winning captain this year with the Western New York Flash, New Zealand skipper Abby Erceg has led a cultivated soccer life up to now, taking elements and lessons from each country her career has so far encompassed, and finding…

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Rosie White interview: The blue and gold bygone beat that rocked for Liverpool forward

by Christian BrookesPosted onSeptember 9, 2015February 3, 2018

Following her second World Cup with New Zealand this year, Rosie White’s career in European football has begun to take flight with Liverpool Ladies, ushering in a brand new side to a personal track laden with memories from her college…

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Jasmine Pereira interview: Ferns starlet kicking the interlude with retrospective shine

by Christian BrookesPosted onJuly 31, 2015February 3, 2018

Regardless of age, certain qualities in players and in people will always have their value, and it is a sentiment that rings true with New Zealand international Jasmine Pereira, just like the vintage vibe running through the soundtrack to the…

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