England and Arsenal Midfielder Nobbs Answered Questions In A Live Q&A Session From Teammate, Chamberlain's Facebook Page.
Twenty-one year old England ace Jordan Nobbs answered questions from fans in a live Q&A on Siobhan Chamberlain's Facebook page. Being a native of the Tees Valley region, where England will play Sweden next month, one fan asked how excited she was to have England play so close to her home town. "Couldn't be happier, great to see the North East hosting an England Women's game." Nobbs replied.
She also revealed her obvious frustration watching from the sidelines as her Arsenal teammates struggled for form in their first few games of the new FA WSL 1 season. The Gunners star made her long awaited return to the Arsenal squad in last weekend's Continental Cup derby match against Chelsea, as a 65th minute substitute. She claimed that she loves engaging with the fans, signing autographs.
Whilst the former Sunderland youngster feels the women's game has grown in terms of development of the game and media coverage, she would like to see more women's football covered more widely saying "I feel like it's developed a lot and hopefully more media can get involved." The "romantic" Teessider declared her love for Arsenal and her honour playing for both England and the London side and singled out her European goal against Sweden as her favourite goal in her career.
The talented young star is clearly eager to get back on the pitch and develop some form for Arsenal and ahead of England's friendly against Sweden at Hartlepool United's Victoria Park next month.
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Twenty-one year old England ace Jordan Nobbs answered questions from fans in a live Q&A on Siobhan Chamberlain's Facebook page. Being a native of the Tees Valley region, where England will play Sweden next month, one fan asked how excited she was to have England play so close to her home town. "Couldn't be happier, great to see the North East hosting an England Women's game." Nobbs replied.
She also revealed her obvious frustration watching from the sidelines as her Arsenal teammates struggled for form in their first few games of the new FA WSL 1 season. The Gunners star made her long awaited return to the Arsenal squad in last weekend's Continental Cup derby match against Chelsea, as a 65th minute substitute. She claimed that she loves engaging with the fans, signing autographs.
Whilst the former Sunderland youngster feels the women's game has grown in terms of development of the game and media coverage, she would like to see more women's football covered more widely saying "I feel like it's developed a lot and hopefully more media can get involved." The "romantic" Teessider declared her love for Arsenal and her honour playing for both England and the London side and singled out her European goal against Sweden as her favourite goal in her career.
The talented young star is clearly eager to get back on the pitch and develop some form for Arsenal and ahead of England's friendly against Sweden at Hartlepool United's Victoria Park next month.
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