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Toni Duggan believes England Women can handle mounting pressure and go on to win Euro 2017 https://t.co/xMrbTBzGjw pic.twitter.com/AMFupVimv2
— Indy Football (@IndyFootball) October 20, 2016
As the women's side get ready to face France on Friday night, Duggan has revealed that the team is already eyeing glory at the 2017 European Championship
Fascinating read from @uersfeld on Hertha Berlin's battle to capture the imagination of locals and push the club on. https://t.co/vdZP2WVdAn pic.twitter.com/TeBeTjb7py
— ESPN FC (@ESPNFC) October 20, 2016
Hertha BSC, playing in the western district Westend, are much more familiar with the top flight, although they spent several years as a yo-yo club after their fourth-place finish in the Bundesliga in 2008-09. Now, Hertha are gradually making distinct progress on the pitch: they finished seventh last season and currently sit fourth in the table, just three points behind Bayern, going into the eighth matchday this term. These days, Hertha sit comfortable in the pack. They are working on getting the capital behind the team and preparing for whatever the future might hold in store.
Before they roamed the sidelines they starred on the field. Classic photos of managers when they were players #TBT https://t.co/qeZQVJqrS5 pic.twitter.com/C4ZjbLD6Jp
— Planet Fútbol (@si_soccer) October 20, 2016
These are pretty great, not gonna lie.
Alan Pardew claims he told Mike Ashley he his process was wrong during his time at Newcastle. https://t.co/1vb2Ti3sbK
— uMAXit Football (@uMAXitFootball) October 20, 2016
I mostly include this tweet for the sake of saying that proofreading is a thing.
Sergio Aguero's fall from favour could bode badly for centre-forward traditionalists | @MarkOgden_ https://t.co/CVe4XUmIyp pic.twitter.com/e4g7N7csoD
— Indy Football (@IndyFootball) October 20, 2016
Hasn’t Aguero been pretty okay this season? Maybe I’m just pining after the days that he was scoring me fantasy points every week.