Who's That Girl

FROM UPSETTING NUNS TO POLICE ESCORTS

Who's that girl welcomes its very first guest.... Barbara Nodwell (Noddy)

Women's football wasn't just built on pitches - it was formed by 'rebels'

If you think modern football is intense, you haven't heard the stories of the women who quite literally had to fight just to kick a ball. A time shortly after the FA lifted the ban which denied women access to pitches - they had to force their way onto it.

This week we are joined by a true pioneer of the women's game who takes us back to the 70's and 80's - a time when playing the game she loved meant breaking every rule in the book...And escaping with a Police escort after being trapped in a sports hall!!

Of course we will also be sharing some of the messages from listeners kind enough to share their stories and memories with us.

And don't forget Every story is worth sharing, send in YOURS

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Episode 2 is full of football stories, social media chaos, and a lot of “pressing buttons and hoping for the best” 😅We chat about Lucy Bronze’s all-round brilliance, England’s sharper second game against Greece, Ted Lasso, women’s football on screen, and the memories, songs, and people that make the game special.Plus: Baz’s first football boots, the toughest teams she faced, and a quickfire look at standout players across generations.

Have a football story, a dressing-room memory, or a “you had to be there” moment? We’d love to hear it—send it our way.

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“Who’s that girl?” was the question Baz heard from the sidelines. Now it’s the name of a podcast hosted by Baz McQuiggan and Louise Ryde two retired football players, making sure women’s football stories aren’t forgotten.

Played back in the day? Send us your story by DM or email—you don’t have to come on the podcast. We’d love to hear from players, teammates, supporters, and anyone who’s been part of the game.

In our first episode, Baz and Louise look back on decades of women’s football: muddy pitches, oversized kits, big wins, and the people who built the game before today’s spotlight.Because every player has a story worth remembering—whether you scored the winner, came off the bench, or helped your team behind the scenes.Who’s that girl? It could be you.#WhosThatGirlPodcast #WomensFootball #WomensFootballHistory #GrassrootsFootball

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