A sequel to Fighting Society. Jess had been living with her older sister for over a year now. It had given her time to adjust to her surroundings; to understand what the true meaning of family was, even if it was unconventional. She had become settled; loved. She had found an understanding of herself within a society which may not always understand. But of course, the hard part about that was that, circumstances always change, and people change with them. Life was always about having to learn to adapt, but that's hard. Especially with the circumstances Jess faced.

rory has everything-money, beauty, brains, and talent. at just fourteen, she's already a rising star at arsenal's u17 academy, with dreams of playing for the first team and the lionesses. she's the kind of girl who shines on and off the pitch, always smiling, always pushing forward. but behind the perfect image is a girl who's had to raise herself. the daughter of a top ceo and a fashion designer, rory has never known what it's like to be truly seen by her parents. they provide everything-except love. their absence, their coldness, their indifference-it's all she's ever known. so rory has learned to be her own light. she pours everything into football, into school, into becoming something worth noticing. and then, one evening after training, jonas eidevall, arsenal's first-team manager, tells her he wants her to train with the senior squad. just like that, her dream inches closer to reality. but as rory steps into a world where talent is only half the battle, where pressure builds and expectations rise, she must navigate more than just the game. because being a star on the pitch is easy. but learning to let people in? learning that she is enough, even without proving herself? that might be the hardest thing she's ever had to do. 🥇 arsenal 🥇 woso 🥇 womensfootball 🥇 lionesses 🥇 viviannemiedema 🥇 stephcatley 🥇 gunners 🥇 bethmead

Maisie Walsh is now 20 and a professional footballer for Manchester City. While she may have gotten older, her chaotic personality is certainly as strong as ever. With a new set of challenges coming Maisie's way, will she manage to get through them? Or will it all be too much? Sequel to Trouble Collection of stories through Maisie's adulthood

14-year-old Maisie Walsh is determined to follow in her older sister's footsteps. She's star striker for Manchester City U15s and she knows she's got what it takes to make it. But with her ADHD and the other challenges that are thrown her way, will she make it or will she crumble under the pressure?

Follow the Bronze-Walsh family through their ups and downs

Ella bronze, yeah that's right, i'm Lucy bronze's younger sister. I'm 19 years old, i just turned 19 actually. I am a forward who plays for wsl side Manchester city along with my sister and her girlfriend. I live with my sister and her girlfriend Keira walsh and we all have a great relationship. I'm the kid on the team. Anyway the world cup is next... will ella make the squad? will she fall in love? will the pressure be too much on young shoulders? I would regard myself as a good person but i do get angry easily. It's not because i don't like people or i'm rude it's because of my past...

When an incident on the pitch can lead to an unlikely lucky charm for the lionesses. AKA When Leah gets inured on the pitch, the oppositions medic, Finley, quickly comes to her aid. When Finley gets the job offer of a life time, her relationship with Leah can only build, right? This is their story. GxG LeahXOC

Lucy Bronze is a mother to Chloe Bronze who is currently a 12 year old girl with a passion in football. Chloe is seen as a relatively happy and energetic girl but will the dreaded teenage years make her usual happiness take a turn? Who knows? Thank you so much 🤍

After winning the Euro's, there's a shift in momentum in Women's football. There's also a shift in Tatum Madden's life, but that shift has a name: Katie McCabe. Katie McCabe X OC.