Meet Flint Town United captain Charlotte Walters as she speaks to Grassroots North Wales about the team’s improvements since the start of this their debut season.
Special thanks to FTU Ladies media officer Lauryn Gill for her help with this interview.
Charlotte Walters (CPW)
08.08.99
Centre back
Holywell Ladies
I get on really well with the whole team, I always communicate well with the team on the pitch and I’m confident under pressure.
I’ve recently dislocated my knee in training
I’m really proud to be part of the team and seeing how far the team has come is really rewarding considering this is our first season.
3-0 win against Caernarfon. This is our most recent win, you could see the improvements in each player since we had last played Caernarfon, every team member gave their all which was clearly reflected in the results.
Trearddur Bay at home. It was a winnable game but we had to play a home game on a different pitch which wasn’t ideal.
Bangor 1876 – they have some outstanding players. They were very friendly and welcoming.
Stepping up as captain for Flint.
Flint’s Rosie Hughes, she’s the best around
The standards are good, you can definitely see the improvements of each team from the beginning of the season which ultimately will improve the overall standard.
To hold our current position in the table
Win the league next season
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