“It’s nice to feel fresher when I come into the gym, do things you normally do, go on the pitch, be a part of the group, not just disappear!” she said.
“I go home every day with a good feeling, telling myself, ‘I trained today’. I’m happy, with the girls, it’s lovely vibes. Just watching games and everything, being a part still!
“I’m not doing any contact. We stopped that straight away [when] I knew I was pregnant. And the rest is like, I’m in the passing drills and the warm-ups, I can do all this stuff. Like I said, I’m not as quick now! [laughs]
“I’m getting loads of help, like all of them are so supportive and really want me to develop, even though I’m pregnant.
“Me and the physical coaches have been through a lot, and yeah, we have a really good schedule, to be fair.”
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