#leanne crichton

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Gonna start doing incorrect quotes again, so if you have any requests send them by way :)

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For anyone not already listening - thoroughly recommend the ‘What The Football?’ Podcast with Shebahn Aherne (Ruesha Littlejohn of Ireland & Leicester’s twin). Really wonderful in-depth and engaging conversations with footballers about their lives, careers, relationships, and aspirations.

The most recent episode with Jen Beattie, in which she discusses her breast cancer diagnosis and treatment, is particularly good - really well handled.

Episodes so far:

Katie McCabe

Kim Little

Leanne Crichton

Lisa Evans & Vivianne Miedema

Fara Williams

Alisha Lehmann

Emma Mitchell

Jen Beattie

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Glasgow City lifts the 20/21 SWPL 1 Trophy, making them champions 14 years consecutively! 🏆

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                                             Wallpaper Wednesday 

                                              Glasgow City Edition

                                                          Part 1

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Scotland WNT portraits for Women's World Cup 2019.

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Samspela startelvan

Ifeoma Dieke, Hayley Lauder (numera Glasgow City) och Jane Ross (numera Manchester City) är med i den skotska truppen

I kväll, kl 1800, spelar Sverige sin näst sista match inför EM. Motståndet på Myresjöhus Arena i Växjö heter Skottland, #21 på den aktuella världsrankingen.

Pia Sundhage har hittat sin startelva mer eller mindre för länge sedan och nu ska den bli samspelt vilket innebär att det…

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Who is Leanne Crichton's Husband?

Who is Leanne Crichton’s Husband?

If you have ever wondered who Leanne Crichton is married to, you’ve come to the right place. Find out her height, age, estimated net worth, and more. Plus, check out her social media accounts. You can also follow her on Twitter to keep up with her latest updates. Leanne Crichton’s estimated net worth Leanne Crichton has a net worth of $5 million. She is a Scottish international footballer who…

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Glasgow replace Rangers at top of SWPL

Glasgow City replaced Rangers at the top of the Scottish Women’s Premier League after an 8-0 thrashing of Motherwell.

The 13-in-a-row champions are level on points with Rangers, but are top virtue of having scored more goals.

Rangers beat Hibernian 1-0 through a second-half goal from Lizzie Arnot.

Third-placed Celtic hammered Spartans 5-1, and a 90th-minute equaliser from Forfar Farmington goalkeeper Lauren Perry earned her side a draw at Hearts.

A second hat-trick in a week from Ode Fulutudilu, coupled with doubles from Aoife Colvill and Lauren Davidson and a Leanne Crichton strike, ensured Scott Booth’s side went top, and sent managerless Motherwell bottom.

Watch Forfar goalkeeper score 90th-minute leveller against Hearts

Rangers, who had won their last four games by an aggregate score of 25-0, found it tough to break through Hibs until Brogan Hay picked out Arnot two minutes into the second half.

Next up they have an Old Firm derby on Wednesday and Celtic warmed up for that one with a big win at Spartans.

Sarah Ewens got Fran Alonso’s side underway within the first minute when she stabbed home an Anna Filbey cut-back.

It was 2-1 at half-time when Alan Marshall scored direct from a corner for the home side to pull one back after Sarah Teegarden had doubled Celtic’s lead.

Filbey made it three, before two goals in the last 10 minutes from Chloe Craig added gloss to the scoreline.

Hearts, whose win over Hibernian had been the only points they had picked up this season, led early at home to Forfar through Monica Forsyth lob.

But the visitors’ Northern Ireland international Perry scored directly from a free-kick in a dramatic finish at Oriam.

However, the draw was enough to move Hearts off bottom spot for the first time this season.

Source

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Leanne Crichton today announces her retirement from international football.

It’s been one hell of a ride gal.

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Scotland’s ‘Chicken Run’ warm up in action! 

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'We are on the cusp of what could be a crisis' Dartmouth MLA says of child care in N.S.

A Dartmouth-area MLA believes Nova Scotia is on the cusp of what could be a daycare crisis and is calling for universal childcare.

Claudia Chender, the NDP MLA for Dartmouth South, has heard from about 35 parents this week after Dartmouth Day Care Centre shared plans to consolidate its Crichton Avenue and Caledonia Road locations – leaving some children without a spot.

"I would say the overall mood is panic," Chender said, adding that she believes the real issue is the introduction of pre-primary de-stabilized the early childcare sector.

CTV News was unable to interview the Board of Directors at Dartmouth Day Care Centre, but its letter to parents said Nova Scotia is experiencing fundamental changes, which have been further complicated by the COVID-19 pandemic.

"Our current model is no longer sustainable," the letter reads.

"It feels as though we are on the cusp of what could be a crisis. When I spoke with a daycare operator this morning, she said we could see another 15 centres go this way in the next six months," Chender said.

The province said more than 15,000 four year olds have had access to the pre-primary program. Early educators have also been creating another challenge for owners of daycares.

"We in the childcare field can't afford to keep up with their pay scale and the benefits they're getting from that particular program," said Leanne Thomey, owner of Fox Hollow Childcare Centre in Upper Tantallon.

Thomey credits her staff and families for helping her childcare centre during the pandemic. At one point, she had to let three workers go. Government support helped bring the staff back, but not all the children have returned.

"Some of the crisis is the fact that people aren't returning back to work. So the spots are not being filled. I also think we are unable to hire and find trained ECEs (early childhood educators) to come into our centres," Thomey said.

Chender believes the solution is to extend universal child care to all children under five in Nova Scotia.

'THERE'S NOT AN EASY FIX'

"There's not an easy fix. It's not just that the government can increase the grants. It's a more complex and multifaceted."

Derek Mombourquette, Minister of Education and Early Childhood Development said his government is talking with Ottawa about the issue.

The province has invested more than $70 million in grants to support childcare and provided $30 million to help facilities cope with COVID.

"We'll continue to invest in our early childhood centres. We continue to provide funding to support wages, to support training," Mombourquette said.

Mombourquette also said he's reached out to Dartmouth Day Care Centre and was told it was a business decision to consolidate.

"What we have requested is any of the parents, please reach out to us, we're reaching out to them. We're going to find new spots for their kids. We're fortunate that there's a number of centres within that community that have open spaces," he said.

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Some teammates have a video message for Leanne Crichton (Crichto’s reaction!)

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BBC pundit Leanne Crichton talks online bullies, the TV fear factor and fresh female voices

BBC pundit Leanne Crichton talks online bullies, the TV fear factor and fresh female voices

Some of the social media abuse directed at the likes of former England footballers Alex Scott and Karen Carney has been absolutely outrageous. BBC journalist Sonja McLaughlan admitted it had even reduced her to tears and I too have found myself a target for online bullies. On International Women’s Day, we should not allow some people who belittle us to mask the fact the increased number of…