The Biggest Fan Pod

For the season finale, we hear from recent champs - Leicester City Women's Ashleigh Plumptre and Holly Morgan. The teammates discuss lifting the FA Women's Championship trophy, first impressions, what the future holds in terms of progression into the WSL.

This week, we have our first world exclusive as ballers and TV presenters/personalities Mollie Kmita interviews her twin sister Rosie Kmita for the first time. The Kmita Twins speak on working together and apart and also how important confidence is and the journey towards gaining it.

This week, the person who has transformed grassroots football and set up Crawley Old Girls Club back in 2015, Carol Bates and her good friend and teammate Sandra Rees reminisce on when their love for football started, the creation of COGC and why you are never too old to play football.

Episode 6 sees a big name in the realms of music and football. international DJ, music producer and Dulwich Hamlet FC footballer - Monki! Being interviewed by her good friend and dummer Al Greenwood - they chat about Monki’s journey into DJing, her love and possible fallouts with football and big 2021 summer plans!

In episode 5, we welcome one of the busiest women in football, Chloe Morgan. She sits down with her girlfriend, Eloise and talk about her life as a goalkeeper for Crystal Palace Women, Diversity and Inclusion Officer for Goal Diggers and maybe most importantly,a lawyer, They deep dive into Chloe’s accidental route into goalkeeping, managing playing alongside her career and her ambition for helping further the development of women's football.

In this episode, we hear from Lioness and Manchester United rising star, Ella Toone. Being interviewed by her old PE teacher, Simon, they discuss her wearing the famous number 7 shirt, was there ever a B-plan if football didn't work out and who's the better manager, Simon or Casey Stoney?

Episode 3 hears from creative space invader and founder of Offside Outlet, Ayesha Brown - being interviewed by her mate and business partner, Martyn Ewoma. They chat about Ayesha’s brand, creativity outside of London, when it’s acceptable to wear a kit of a club you don’t support, and why the h*ll were Ghana playing Jamaica in Leicester anyway?

The second episode sees Emma Wright, co-chair of Proud and Palace - Crystal Palace’s LGBTQ+ fan group, interviewed by her fiancé Jo. They talk about Emma’s family history of supporting the eagles, why the mascot is better than Spurs, the impact of no fans in the stadiums and how Selhurst Park could benefit from a few strategically placed plant.