Albion Women’s boss Tracy Doe has admitted she watched Champions League football and thought: That could be us.
The Seagulls are counting down to a first ever match at the Amex and hope to attract a national record crowd of more than 3,200 when rivals Charlton visit on Sunday, December 6 (3pm).
Doe, the clubs elite women’s and girls’ performance manager, said: “When I took the job on, my interview was about getting Super League and Champion’s League football here.
“We won’t hide our ambition. We are very ambitious.”
Manager James Marrs added: “I expect the players to relish the occasion. I know they are looking forward to it and I just hope they rise to the challenge.”
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The Seagulls are counting down to a first ever match at the Amex and hope to attract a national record crowd of more than 3,200 when rivals Charlton visit on Sunday, December 6 (3pm).
Doe, the clubs elite women’s and girls’ performance manager, said: “When I took the job on, my interview was about getting Super League and Champion’s League football here.
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“We won’t hide our ambition. We are very ambitious.”
Manager James Marrs added: “I expect the players to relish the occasion. I know they are looking forward to it and I just hope they rise to the challenge.”
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