Football

Female Football Focus 2020: Leah Davies-Williams (Holywell FC Girls and Ladies)

Leah Davies-Williams on the charge for Holywell. Pic: Lee Douglas

Full Name

Leah Jane Davies-Williams

Date of Birth

May 21, 2003

First football memory

Leah in her Mostyn Colts days

Playing for a boys team that had just formed called Mostyn Colts

Football idol

Has got to be Steven Gerrard

Position

Leah on the ball for Holywell. Pic: Lee Douglas

Attacking midfield

Most memorable game played in

Most recent has got to be against Caernarfon for Holywell Town this season as we all played so well

Biggest highlight of football career so far

Leah in Wales kit

Going for trials with Wales

Best goal scored

I have scored plenty of goals in a variety of games although I remember when I played for Northop I scored from a hell of a free kick a bit further out from the 18 yard box

Strengths to your game

Leah on the burst for Holywell. Pic: Lee Douglas

I’m confident on the ball and always communicate well. I’m not scared to go in for a tackle, I also have a powerful shot and I’d say I’m quite a fast runner.

Weaknesses

I don’t really have any skills on the ball, I get easily frustrated on the pitch.

Best team-mate played alongside

Isabella Reidford. She is a quality player and always made a difference when we used to play for the same team.

Hardest opponent faced

For Holywell, it’s got to be Penrhyn Bay. They are a very good team and most of the players have played together for a long time.

Biggest influence in football

My parents and my uncle Harley. They always pushed me to do my best in football and they always come to support me at my matches.

Leah with her close friend and Wales team-mate Mia Rawling of Penrhyn Bay

Funniest team-mate

All of them are hilarious although the funniest has got to be Caitlin Latham.

Which team-mate is the best dancer

Jo has got some right moves so it’s got to be her

Favourite away ground

This season I haven’t played many away games but Penrhyn Bay’s ground is really nice to play on.

Other sporting achievements

I haven’t got many although a few years ago we had a tournament for badminton and did very well

Personal football ambitions

To improve my physical fitness and just get back to playing.

Best country visited

Majorca in Spain. The apartment we stayed in was lovely and we were so close to the restaurant and pool

Favourite chocolate

White chocolate Bueno

Best film seen

I heard about Bird Box and thought what’s all the fuss about so I watched that and it’s the best film I’ve ever watched

Current favourite song

High Fashion by Roddy Ricch

Are you typical of your zodiac sign

I think I’m Gemini but I don’t read up on it and I don’t have a clue what that means

Favourite TV show

The Family Guy cast (Photo by Bruce Glikas/FilmMagic)

Family Guy

TV show you dislike most

Countdown

Best quality as a person

I’m caring and I’m very confident

Worst fault

Impatient and can sometimes be messy

Best live show/concert seen

Little Mix – that’s the only one I’ve been to but I loved it

Tell us something about you we might not know

I like to write poems when I’m bored

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