Juliette Wright, a name well known in the Football community. Being the daughter of Football Pundit, Ian Wright. And for being the second highest goal scorer in Women's Football, of course after her best friend Vivianne Miedema.
After her team mate...
Baby girl don't you ever be wasting your good energy (Ha~) He ain't even worth it No he don't deserve it What goes around comes back around And when it do better fix your crown so When he comes knocking What you gonna do? (Ooh)
Are you gonna let him pay? (No) Are you gonna let him stay? (No) Tell him no no not today (Yup) Boy you gonna get it get it! Are you gonna let him pay? (No) Are you gonna let him stay? (No) Ladies what we gonna say?
Mascara ~ XG
14th March 2022
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Today was an interview that was booked for quite a while, but I didn't really want to go and be a part of the interview, well that and the guy who was literally doing it has already tried to slide into my DM's this year after Love Island.
So I walked into the video studio where the Live Interview would take place, and I stood by my manager as she had come with me, as we only knew what half of the questions would be in this interview.
I sat in my chair for the interview as I watched him walk into the studio before he took a seat next to me.
And absolutely nothing was said until the start of our live interview.
"Hello people! Today I am being joined by someone who was not just a big hit this summer on our screens but is also on her way to being one of the most prolific football players in the WSL." He told the camera as I waved and I was shown being next to him.
"Hiya." I told the camera with a wave and a smile.
"Do you think it is time for more women to get into football and other sports?" I heard him ask me as the first fucking question.
"Do you think i would answer anything other than yes to that. If a girl boy or anyone wants to get involved in a sport then they should have full access to that sport, and I was lucky to have a father who gave me that access which i didn't have at my school." I told him.
"Did you think I would be like, no it's not time to see women playing these sports and doing really well at it." I told the boy shaking my head at this stupid question.
"We can go back fifty years if you'd like and then I might get the answer you'd want?" I asked him with a smirk and a raised eyebrow.
"What made you want to be a footballer?" I heard the man ask me.
"I wanted to do something I have loved since I first started kicking a ball when I was a little kid, my dad was getting me kicking a ball from the second I could toddle everywhere. I wanted to be able to show people you can do whatever, and that us as girls doesn't stop anything of what we can do, and that gender, race, sexuality, or anything really, it shouldn't stop what we want to do in life." I told him shaking my head.
"I play because I love it, I don't do it for the money, unlike some male players. I do it because what else should I do, other than what I love." I told him with a shrug.
