Molly Watkinson is 19 today – happy birthday to you.
Last season, this promising young striker scored a hat-trick when Penrhyn Bay recorded their first-ever senior victory in the North Wales Women’s League – a 7-1 thrashing of Caernarfon Town.
Molly Jane Watkinson
October 23, 2001
Currently in college on my final year of Level 3 public services
I started off playing with the boys when I was around 9 for Mochdre and then joined Junction girls team, eventually signed for Llandudno Ladies and now I’m currently at Penrhyn Bay
Striker/No 10
Playing in the Welsh Premier Women’s League for Llandudno at 16
In North Wales Girls Under 16 Cup Final v Corwen (10/06/2018) – described in report as ‘an excellent strike’.
Skills and enthusiasm for football
My fitness sometimes lets me down, especially when there are too few games being played.
Fflur Williams
Probably my mum. I’ve always played from being very very young, always had a ball at my feet. She pushes me to always do better. I also look up to Raheem Sterling. Anything is possible if you put your mind to it, he’s had a tough upbringing and now he’s one of the world’s best players.
Llandudno
To encourage vulnerable young people to take part in football. It’s a integral part of how I managed my behaviour as a young child; also encourage them into other sports to avoid getting into trouble and being more active. I have had many work experiences at football clubs and I can manage confrontation and challenging behaviour.
Spain
Dairy Milk Marvellous Creations
Little Man
Birds Are Chirping by D-Block Europe
Power
The Chase
I treat everyone the same – I’m a very diverse person
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