Women's United Natalie Burrell

 My very first interview with a professional football player  Adekite Fatuga-Dada from Watford who now play in the Women's championship .  We discuss what was like for her being a black women growing up and playing football as well as what its like for her being a currently playing and  what more needs to be done around racism in the sport.  Plus her opinion on talking the knee.

i am a passionate Manchester United fan. this news has hit me harder than sir Alex leaving. she epitomises everything that is manchester united women team is about

the thought of what has gone on this season makes me feel ill.



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On Sunday the 18th of April, 12 clubs chose to break away from Premier League football and form a European Superleague. This was not an accessible option for other team's. The decision was based on the 12 founding teams not earning a place at the top. On Monday, a statement was released disregarding fans who have been the backbone of these clubs and a loyal fan base for many years. In this episode, I explain what fans need to do now whether it is man united men, women or supporters of other team's.

In todays episode I sit down with my friend Cherisse from @onthecouchuk to talk football, race and representation in football.