00:00:39 Lucy Bronze surprise real name 00:01:19 Lucy Bronze Shy kid, hoe football helped 00:02:47 Competitiveness running in the Bronze family 00:04:25 Challenges getting into football as a young woman 00:05:44 Playing Mixed football 00:07:18 Why Lucy Bronze wanted to play aboard 00:08:44 Challenges of Going to Lyon and Barcelona 00:09:28 Barcelona is the Hardest team to play for 00:13:18 Lyon’s style of play Pep like. 00:14:09 Lucy on Why she moved back to Chelsea 00:18:03 Who is the best coach Lucy has played under? 00:21:31 Lucy Bronze on Playing for England 00:22:36 Playing for England is like a long term relationship 00:26:16 ACL injuries, why boots aren’t the problem. 00:31:30 how to Prevent ACL Injuries in the Woman’s game. 00:32:51 How Chelsea has changed under Sonia Bompastor 00:35:23 What’s the future of the WSL? 00:37:06 Building Women's Football Success 00:39:31 Challenges in Youth Football Training 00:41:52 Financial Planning and Education for Athletes 00:44:15 Balancing Football and Education 00:46:34 Women's Representation in Football Leadership 00:48:56 The Role of Hard Work in a Football Career 00:51:30 Memorable Matches and Misunderstood Analysis 00:54:30 Discussing Alexia and Team Dynamics 00:57:29 Discussing Language Skills and Top Players
There were many interesting things in this conversation, but there were even more things that Lucy was about to say but didn’t get to, because she was cut off. I really wanted to hear them, and the constant interjections were very frustrating as a listener. If I can offer some constructive criticism, I’d say that, in an interview, the guest should really be the focus. If Fara wants to speak more from her own experience/perspective, a show with a co-host, rather than a guest, is a better format for that. But even more importantly, Fara should make an effort to get out her whole question in one go, patiently listen to the guest’s full response (which may include an invitation for her to speak again!), and then take it from there with a looser back-and-forth, including follow-up questions, until it’s time to move on to the next topic. This simple structure would really improve the product for the audience. I don’t want to be too harsh because I know there’s a relationship here and also that Fara has her own wealth of experience to speak from, but this felt a little unprofessional. Understandable in a second career! I hope Fara will take some of the feedback in this comment section to improve going forward. Again, some great stuff in here and thanks for featuring the incomparable Lucy Bronze.
Interesting comment. I am quite often enraged by interviewers who interrupt and dominate their guests but I didn't feel that once during this conversation. Fara and Lucy have a great rapport, and I've never heard Lucy speak so eloquently. Your view is obviously valid but personally I didn't feel frustrated at all.
Fara USA here , just wanted to say I’m a huge fan of yours for a few years now. I hope to see you in a coaching position soon. Or a commentator on women’s games. GOOD LUCK!!
Good point regarding Hayes' teams insistence on rest whereby intensity is lowered and sacrificed. Reminds me of the UCL semi-final game vs Bompastor's Lyon where this was very visible. Cuthbert took a beating in the midfield and played out her skin because of will, and Leupolz was overwhelmed and left with a bloody face. Good informative interview - please consider allowing the guest to finish her answers and not cut into her answers.
This conversational style of interviewing is all good until the host starts interrupting the guest. Fara should've let Lucy talk more. I suggest Fara watches an episode of We Are Chelsea to see how Caz lets her guests rumble on. Great episode, but feels like we got robbed of a lot more insight from Lucy.
Fara must love Lucy coming to play at Chelsea? I watched Barcelona since she went there and was shocked she left for an English club. I expected the next move would be NWSL.
@DerekLangdon-w9e There are several trophies she has not won in NWSL. They are aiming to copy UWCL in the Americas and had a Summer Cup with Mexican teams this year. There is also the money and the lifestyle and no winter games. What is there at Chelsea she has not won before? I did not think Lucy would enjoy London life. I was wrong.
Best ever English player: 3 time WSL winner, 3 Time la liga and division 1 feminine winner, 5 women's champions winner and a coincidence her and fellow defender Virgil Van Dijk were both crowned Uefa Player of the year, and finishing 2nd in the Ballon d'or Rankings in 2019
The discussion around 40 minutes is especially fascinating - the problem is that this might be where diversity and inclusion suffers. If you need a bridge between youngsters to seniors, girls whose parents can afford it will get in individual coaches. You see it already. There will be less and less working class players coming through
Fatigue and games played clearly matter with ACLs and the fact that so many women's professional players are consistently on international duty and so integral to those teams, there just isn't proper recovery. That paired with inconsistent facilities and pitch conditions (women's sides still aren't consistently on the best pitches!), fewer training staff because the operations for the women's sides are smaller, training programs that have just been copy and pasted from men's teams, and any physical differences (which aren't as as big as some people think), you get what we're seeing. The social side, the resources, investment, and backend support, is a *massive* part of it that not enough people acknowledge in these conversations. Yes, women, on average, are smaller than men, which mean smaller tendons, BUT I bet if you were to see the proportional stress based on body weight and size on them, you wouldn't see much difference from the men. It's a part of it, but not the whole story, which is why solving the issue is going to be complex.
Can all of you please get bluesky. I've not done social media till musk took over Twitter. However blue sky is back to the roots. Reminds me of MySpace and people just sharing stuff and love instead of hate.
Lyon don’t play anything like Pep. Pep has never just “thrown the best players out there and let them figure it out”. Pep is incredibly meticulous oh how his players play no matter who they are so I do think that’s inaccurate
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00:00:39 Lucy Bronze surprise real name
00:01:19 Lucy Bronze Shy kid, hoe football helped
00:02:47 Competitiveness running in the Bronze family
00:04:25 Challenges getting into football as a young woman
00:05:44 Playing Mixed football
00:07:18 Why Lucy Bronze wanted to play aboard
00:08:44 Challenges of Going to Lyon and Barcelona
00:09:28 Barcelona is the Hardest team to play for
00:13:18 Lyon’s style of play Pep like.
00:14:09 Lucy on Why she moved back to Chelsea
00:18:03 Who is the best coach Lucy has played under?
00:21:31 Lucy Bronze on Playing for England
00:22:36 Playing for England is like a long term relationship
00:26:16 ACL injuries, why boots aren’t the problem.
00:31:30 how to Prevent ACL Injuries in the Woman’s game.
00:32:51 How Chelsea has changed under Sonia Bompastor
00:35:23 What’s the future of the WSL?
00:37:06 Building Women's Football Success
00:39:31 Challenges in Youth Football Training
00:41:52 Financial Planning and Education for Athletes
00:44:15 Balancing Football and Education
00:46:34 Women's Representation in Football Leadership
00:48:56 The Role of Hard Work in a Football Career
00:51:30 Memorable Matches and Misunderstood Analysis
00:54:30 Discussing Alexia and Team Dynamics
00:57:29 Discussing Language Skills and Top Players
What is hoe football? Sounds like a lot of fun!
Would’ve been nice if Fara actually let Lucy speak 🙂↕️
I admire Lucy Bronze, both as a person as well as football player.
Great interview! I'm always intrigued to hear Lucy talk.
There were many interesting things in this conversation, but there were even more things that Lucy was about to say but didn’t get to, because she was cut off. I really wanted to hear them, and the constant interjections were very frustrating as a listener.
If I can offer some constructive criticism, I’d say that, in an interview, the guest should really be the focus. If Fara wants to speak more from her own experience/perspective, a show with a co-host, rather than a guest, is a better format for that.
But even more importantly, Fara should make an effort to get out her whole question in one go, patiently listen to the guest’s full response (which may include an invitation for her to speak again!), and then take it from there with a looser back-and-forth, including follow-up questions, until it’s time to move on to the next topic. This simple structure would really improve the product for the audience.
I don’t want to be too harsh because I know there’s a relationship here and also that Fara has her own wealth of experience to speak from, but this felt a little unprofessional. Understandable in a second career! I hope Fara will take some of the feedback in this comment section to improve going forward. Again, some great stuff in here and thanks for featuring the incomparable Lucy Bronze.
Interesting comment. I am quite often enraged by interviewers who interrupt and dominate their guests but I didn't feel that once during this conversation. Fara and Lucy have a great rapport, and I've never heard Lucy speak so eloquently. Your view is obviously valid but personally I didn't feel frustrated at all.
I notice this as well. Your comment is so well said 👏🏼 thank you 😊
Well put. Would have loved to get more from Lucy
Fara USA here , just wanted to say I’m a huge fan of yours for a few years now. I hope to see you in a coaching position soon. Or a commentator on women’s games. GOOD LUCK!!
maybe let Lucy finish answering your question first?
Good point regarding Hayes' teams insistence on rest whereby intensity is lowered and sacrificed. Reminds me of the UCL semi-final game vs Bompastor's Lyon where this was very visible. Cuthbert took a beating in the midfield and played out her skin because of will, and Leupolz was overwhelmed and left with a bloody face. Good informative interview - please consider allowing the guest to finish her answers and not cut into her answers.
Fantastic interview. My favourite pundit and my favourite player. 😊
Loved this interview, thanks Fara
We need to hear more Lucy Bronze anecdotes & funny stories. I bet she has tons! 😁
I appreciate vid, but I also agree with latest comments. Lucy has a lot of insight/knowledge to offer if you allow her to answer and elaborate.
Love from the US 💙
Would love to hear more from Lucy she is really insightful
Interviewing Lucy is a Tough job then!
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Loved this
Whats the point interviewing someone if you arent going to let them speak
Wonderful interview but I really wosh the interviewer had let Lucy talk more.
This conversational style of interviewing is all good until the host starts interrupting the guest. Fara should've let Lucy talk more. I suggest Fara watches an episode of We Are Chelsea to see how Caz lets her guests rumble on. Great episode, but feels like we got robbed of a lot more insight from Lucy.
Would be good if Farah stopped talking over lucy! Let the woman speak jheez
The confidence of the coaches who used to work together while at Lyon
Lucy ❤
Lucy's constant best players: Marozsan & Walsh.
Fantastic interview. Lucy is a world class player
Fara must love Lucy coming to play at Chelsea? I watched Barcelona since she went there and was shocked she left for an English club. I expected the next move would be NWSL.
What could Lucy win in the NWSL? She came home to win the Champions league with Chelsea!
@DerekLangdon-w9e There are several trophies she has not won in NWSL. They are aiming to copy UWCL in the Americas and had a Summer Cup with Mexican teams this year. There is also the money and the lifestyle and no winter games. What is there at Chelsea she has not won before? I did not think Lucy would enjoy London life. I was wrong.
Best ever English player: 3 time WSL winner, 3 Time la liga and division 1 feminine winner, 5 women's champions winner and a coincidence her and fellow defender Virgil Van Dijk were both crowned Uefa Player of the year, and finishing 2nd in the Ballon d'or Rankings in 2019
Thank you
Entre el acento y la velocidad de habla, mi cerebro 🤯. Por favor, añadan subtítulos en ingles😕.
Fara is the best ❤
Next time, please have Fara speak slower and re-adjust her mic. Her voice is muffled, mumbling, and way too fast.
The discussion around 40 minutes is especially fascinating - the problem is that this might be where diversity and inclusion suffers. If you need a bridge between youngsters to seniors, girls whose parents can afford it will get in individual coaches. You see it already. There will be less and less working class players coming through
topkek legend. so sayeth a scotsman !
Fatigue and games played clearly matter with ACLs and the fact that so many women's professional players are consistently on international duty and so integral to those teams, there just isn't proper recovery. That paired with inconsistent facilities and pitch conditions (women's sides still aren't consistently on the best pitches!), fewer training staff because the operations for the women's sides are smaller, training programs that have just been copy and pasted from men's teams, and any physical differences (which aren't as as big as some people think), you get what we're seeing. The social side, the resources, investment, and backend support, is a *massive* part of it that not enough people acknowledge in these conversations. Yes, women, on average, are smaller than men, which mean smaller tendons, BUT I bet if you were to see the proportional stress based on body weight and size on them, you wouldn't see much difference from the men. It's a part of it, but not the whole story, which is why solving the issue is going to be complex.
Yes, how to play at right back without charging upfield.
Can all of you please get bluesky. I've not done social media till musk took over Twitter. However blue sky is back to the roots. Reminds me of MySpace and people just sharing stuff and love instead of hate.
Lucy's amazing!
Amazing getting paid for being 💩💩💩💩
Lyon don’t play anything like Pep. Pep has never just “thrown the best players out there and let them figure it out”. Pep is incredibly meticulous oh how his players play no matter who they are so I do think that’s inaccurate
Yeah what she’s talking about is more Ancelotti if anything
She's liking Pep to how Barca play which is methodical, not Lyon.
@@elaineph no she likened pep to Lyon not Barca
@@henryleke3315 Lucy: Jonas (Barca ex manager) is proper, like mini Pep...
Maybe watch the interview again. It's at minute 13:45
Loved this