Yes I do, but I ain't sharing nanana


Of course, cos that's such a normal thing to do,
I'm sure Jayne would be delighted to do so and not shocked at all
Oh and one small thing: I have no clue where she lives

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hahaha I bet she has it all the time fans knocking on her door at 10 am on a Sunday morning

'Morning Jayne! Can you just sign this, this oh and this?'

You know where every player lives, you have a map of England and have different coloured pins for each player

Haha shush! That's a secret!!
And stop begging me via PM to email it to you

In all seriousness I have no clue where any footballers live
except two players in Sweden, but that's only cos I saw them there accidentally,
I wasn't stalking

Yeah, you weren't stalking them just following them closely

I reckon all the players sleep at Borehamwood

Not even that Just bumped into them accidentally



I wouldn't know - could be BWood / Watford / Barnet / Elstree - that area,
cos that's the closest to the ground;
but you seem to know better so I'll leave the stalking to you

I'll find out for you

**Jayne Ludlow reading her thread on our forum
and calling the nearest estate agent...**

hahaha!

Jayne, you can run but you can't hide

I couldn't find any pix of the other trophies,
so here's what I managed to make, be patient,
the file is big and loads slowly

That's really nice!! I reckon Jayne is printing it out right now haha

Hahaha sure she does - then she'll put it on her door...
and will throw darts at it

I forgot to credit kipax.com for the wonderful photos I used
(There's a link there though so I hope it's ok)

Jayne Ludlow has called for Arsenal Ladies manager Vic Akers to be honoured for his contribution to Ladies football.

Akers has won 27 major trophies and led his team to an astonishing Quadruple last season, including the UEFA Women's Cup, which no British club had won before.

Ludlow stayed on as stand-in captain for the Arsenal Ladies' team while Faye White recovered from a serious knee injury. She now hopes that Akers will receive national recognition for his incredible achievements.

Ludlow said: "He does deserve an honour. We're surprised as a group that he hasn't actually had any recognition.

"The MBEs, the OBEs come around every so often and if you are looking for someone who has made an impact with a sport like women's football, apart from Hope Powell, the main manager in the country, then Vic has got to be the next one.

"For whatever reason he hasn't been recognised yet but hopefully that will get sorted in the next 12 months because he thoroughly deserves that. I know his enjoyment is about watching the girls progress and do well but it would be good for him to have something even nicer to remember it by.

"He's got the medals now, he's got the clips to watch, but I think some national recognition would polish off the season for him."

Last season's success should also be credited to Ludlow's own contribution. White damaged knee ligaments, handing the captain's armband to Ludlow who rose to the challenge. Being a natural born leader and a driving force in Arsenal's midfield and she also contributed valuable goals, notably in both domestic Cup finals.

Ludlow insisted that, without Akers, she would not be the successful player that she is today.

Ludlow added: "He's made me more aggressive. Vic and I clash a lot but we also have the same aims and a lot of respect for each other, especially me for him.

"As a Valleys girl coming here at the age of 20 or 21, while I was still a student, he gave me so much support. Football-wise he's made me a better player.

"In my first few years I probably didn't acknowledge him that much because, as the girls will tell you, I'm always right! But he's had an immense impact on me as a person and a player and I think a lot of the senior girls especially will say the same. He makes a big difference."

"'Sir Vic' certainly has a nice ring to it. So how would Ludlow enjoy playing for a knight of the realm? "Sir Vic? Oh I don't know if I'd go that far! I'd have to bow every time he took a [training] session."

"But it would be good recognition for a guy who has put a lot of effort and a lot of years into the sport he loves."

Jayne on the cover of the best footie magazine in the world



How long ago did you guys get your copies? I still haven't got mine

I ordered mine yesterday, don't do the 12 issue thingy because I'm stupid

I got it a few days ago. It now in the hand of the only English players in the Topserrien league as I gave it to her as a present.

I got mine on thursday it's an excellent issue I really like the magazine I don't keep them all as I can't hoard too much but save certain articles/posters which are handy for getting signed

That makes 2 of us! Hope it hurrys up and gets here!
I keep all my FG Mags

Ditto! I'm going to need to get a bigger box

That's a nice wall paper she's a lovely smile, she seems a right laugh and friendly too I love those pics of her and the one of ciara with the boots round their necks.

I give FGs away sometimes even signed ones to lucky people I'm keeping this months though complete.