#reading wfc

The ”How’s your head?” Award

This is awarded to Leah Williamson for this headed goal from a Katie McCabe corner which looked like she definitely felt that the next day

The “Have some of that” Award

This goes to Kate Longhurst for her celebration against Spurs. Not everyday you see players run right up to the camera in celebration, it was certainly very memorable. 

The “And it was all yellow” Award

This is awarded to Katie McCabe who has managed to get 9 yellow cards over 20 matches. With her record, if she’s playing there’s a good chance she’ll get booked. 

The “Not another one” Award 

This award goes to Everton who have had as many managers as the highest number of goals they’ve scored in a match, three. This is not an award they’ll be wanting to win twice.

The “Fancy footwork” Award

This award goes to Ellie Roebuck attempting to prove that modern goalkeepers must be confident with the ball at their feet. 

The “Should have gone to specsavers” Award

This goes to the third goal Arsenal scored against Chelsea on the opening day of the season as although the goal was given, Beth Mead was offside. This was the start of an unfortunate pattern in the refereeing throughout the season

The “Volleyball” Award

This award goes to that infamous winning goal Spurs scored at City in September, it would be difficult to find a more obvious example of handball. 

The “Desperate times call for desperate measures” Award

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