Hosted by Charli Parkes · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 91 episodes
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Fancy a chat about women’s football that’s a little bit different? Join Charli and Matt for their alternative, fan-led take on the WSL, Champions League, international football and more. Get a fresh perspective on everything from trending topics to the littlest details only fans sitting in the stands would notice.
Charli Parkes hosts Why Always She? - A Women’s Football Podcast, a sports show with 91 episodes published.
Charli and Matt are joined by fellow Leicester fan/sufferer Cousin Danielle to pick through the bones of the Foxes' disastrous 25/26 season. Where did it all go wrong? Were there are any positives to take away? Where do
Charli and Matt pick their 25/26 WSL Team of the Season - but they can only pick one player per team. They also rattle off some quick-fire end of season awards.
Manchester City are on the cusp of winning their first WSL title in a decade, and with the FA Cup still on the table, this could turn out to be their most successful season in a long while. In this episode, Charli and Ma
Charli and Matt return to spotlight “the other eight” WSL teams by debating the best forward outside the top four, discussing the strengths and attributes of the six shortlisted players and scoring them based on output,
This week Charli and Matt turn the spotlight on Manchester United. Amidst some recent noise around them after losing to Chelsea in the League Cup Final and dropping points to West Ham, do they have what it takes to go to
Charli and Matt are back and tackling a hot topic recently surrounding the Lionesses - who should be left back? They unpick the debate looking at who's played there under Wiegman so far, what she wants from her leftback,
In this (actually!) quick episode, Matt and Charli recap the FA Cup fifth round and reflect on the current state of some of the teams. Can Charlton force a cupset? Is Eder Maestre in a bit of bother? They then quickly pr
Charli and Matt tackle a real mix of topics this week. They start with the state of affairs in the WSL, and just what is wrong with Aston Villa. They then check in with the WSL2 and the exciting battle for the promotion
This week Charli and Matt recap the events of gameweek 15 in the WSL. An impressive and organised performance for Arsenal to beat the league leaders at the Emirates, and Chelsea getting into the groove (yes, we all saw M
Starting with a recount of their first Multiview experience of the season, Charli and Matt round up the action from week 14 in the WSL, before spending most of the time legislating just what happened to Chelsea at the Et
Charli and Matt discuss Arsenal's statement defeat of Chelsea at Stamford Bridge - is Bompastor right, is the title race gone, or is she playing Hayes-style mind games? They also discuss the situation with the bottom 4 -
The WSL is back, and there are three big discussion points on the docket for the team this week: - Why are Arsenal stalling? - Can Spurs really challenge for top 3? - How worried should we be about West Ham?
The team are back! Ringing in a new year with a catch-up on some of the developments over the winter break. Matt and Charli discuss the two manager departures and their replacements, the latest in the transfer window, an
After having their own international break in Lanzarote, Charli and Matt return to discuss where each WSL team needs to recruit in January, and make both realistic and outlandish suggestions as to which players might go
This week Matt's back and him and Charli get into the state of the WSL title race. What's going on with Chelsea? Have City got what it takes this time? They also discuss whether Manchester United are struggling to juggle
Charli's flying solo this weekend, giving you a rundown of the events of the WSL, including a very brief reflection on the controversial Arsenal vs Chelsea game. She then answers some of your questions, getting into VAR,
This week Charli and Matt quickly discuss the Earps drama, before diving into what was promised would be a brief round-up of this week's events in the WSL but didn't turn out to be. Matt gives us a low-down on the NWSL p
Charli and Matt unpack the October international break with a quick recap on the goings-on around the globe, then a slightly deeper dive into England's window, their performances against Brazil and Australia, and key tal
Charli and Matt tackle a grab-bag of topics as they review the first couple of weeks of the UWCL. How are the English teams getting on? What's going on with VAR and officiating? Should we be concerned about the serious i
With the WSL season well underway, Charli and Matt do one of their favourite midseason activities - picking a player from each team who's performing well but perhaps flying under the radar slightly. Settle in and learn a
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