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D-M and Nat talk sparingly about the opening day blip at Birmingham; we mainly discuss our 2-0 victory over Portsmouth at a wet and windy RHPC.
We reflect on an exciting performance from loanee Vera Jones and the squad mentality that will help us get promoted.
Reasons to be cheerful?
Sophie Ingle? Vicky Losada? Charlotte Healy?
There's that, and much, much more. The good times are BACK at Bristol City Women.
With three promotion places up for grabs in 25/26 season, WSL 2 is drawing the big players in and we're reaping the benefits.
Nat & D-M discuss the ins and outs, and reflect on a brilliant summer in the transfer market, and look forward to the season to come.
The first of many?
A live Bristol City Vixencast, covering the season so far...
Jamie Lee Napier captain fantastic, beating Birmingham (yes!!), the Steve Kirby difference, transfer windows.
We cover everything that has happened this season, and more!
Instagram - @bcvixencast
#Vixenstilwedie
10 years ago this November, Bristol Academy WFC beat Barcelona in the UEFA Women's Champions League.
Watch match highlights:
Have we finally arrived in the WS Hell?
After two absurd drubbings - 5-2 at Leicester and 3-7 at home, to Brighton & Hove Albion - it looks like the end of the top flight road for Bristol City Women. And it's only the start of March.
Where do we go from here?
Nat & D-M try to understand what happened in our last two league encounters. Not sure we get to the bottom of it!
We also discuss the 'Future Indirect Fires Conference', which took place at Ashton Gate 5-6 March.
Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear!
City Women lose on the road, that wasn't meant to happen! Foiled by a last minute Terland strike in an entertaining ding dong against a determined Brighton & Hove Albion side.
Join us as we relive what was - nonetheless - a fun away day.
D-M speaks with several City Women supporters (and one BHAWFC fan) about Saturday night transfer news dropping; Panini Stickers; everything that happened on a windy Sunday afternoon in Crawley, and the looming battle with West Ham.
Thanks to everyone who contributed.
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