AFC Bournemouth's Meteoric Rise
Abby Jones, the 22-year-old skipper of AFC Bournemouth, described it as 'surreal' to see the club's journey over the past nine years.
Jones first joined the club at 13 and moved into the first team at 16, witnessing a significant rise to the third tier of the women's game.
"It's crazy to think nine years ago I started when I was 13 and as soon as I turned 16 I went into the women's team, and I think that's such a surreal moment for me to know that I'm still here nine years later."
- The women's team has developed hugely over the years, with improved access to resources and facilities.
- Jones noted the team's progress, from borrowing kit from the men's team to receiving their own.
- The team now trains at a performance centre with access to various tools and resources to aid their development.
Jones expressed her gratitude for the team's growth and opportunities, stating it has helped them develop further.
Author's summary: AFC Bournemouth's women's team has made significant progress in nine years.
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