Casey Stoney • The challenges of women’s football, playing for Arsenal and winning the FA Cup

Subscribe to the CV Academy… https://bit.ly/3xOpdRK 0:10 - Intro 0:25 - Earliest football memories 1:13 - The women's game in the 1990s 2:04 - Being scouted and going on to play at Arsenal 3:59 - The influence of Vic Akers 4:52 - Leaving Arsenal and signing for Charlton 6:11 - Having to work alongside playing 8:55 - Becoming Chelsea Ladies player-manager 10:31 - Returning to Arsenal 11:18 - Winning the FA Cup 12:23 - The future of women's football In the third and final chapter of her exclusive interview with The Coaches’ Voice, Casey Stoney looks back on her long and varied playing career, and reflects on the challenges involved with building a future in the women’s game. Having built a squad from scratch in her first job as a head coach with Manchester United Women, Stoney is now doing the same with NWSL expansion team San Diego Wave. Recent developments in women’s football are a world away from her early days in the game, when she had to pay to play and, even as a professional with teams such as Arsenal and Chelsea, had to work full-time alongside her football. Stoney reflects on the key moments on her journey, and her first taste of coaching at Chelsea, and gives her thoughts on how women’s football can continue to progress. The Coaches' Voice Website: https://coachesvoice.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/CoachesVoice Facebook: https://facebook.com/CoachesVoice Instagram: https://instagram.com/CoachesVoice The Coaches' Voice Academy Subscribe today: https://academy.coachesvoice.com/join Website: https://academy.coachesvoice.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/cv_academy Instagram: https://instagram.com/cv_academy Join our coaching forum: http://bit.ly/31BuDA3 #CaseyStoney #ArsenalWomen #WomensFootball