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Ross Hendry2023-08-18T11:57:00
England have stormed into their first ever Women’s World Cup final. And despite usually cheering for “anyone but England”, Ross Hendry will be backing the Lionesses in Sunday’s game against Spain. He believes the team are exhibiting values that Christians should be inspired by
As a proud Welshman there are two universal truths that are my yardstick in sport: rugby before football, and it’s ‘anyone but England.’ Yet for a second summer in a row, I find myself surprisingly captivated by the England women’s football team. And not just because of their sporting prowess. I think the Lionesses are good role models.
Before giving up on me at this point – either because you don’t support the England team, or because you are not into football – allow me to explain myself.
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