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Wade: I've Always Wanted To Play In Europe

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By Malose Wa Ga Lamola Jessica Wade in action for JvW in the Hollywoodbets Super League.    Jessica Wade has been omnipresent at JvW Girls Football, all the way up to the first team from the development structures. Her ascent to fame is akin to drafting a television storyline.  Read : I'll Play WAFCON Former Blue Diamonds star walks ShakingInk through her time with the Bedfordview-based team. "I can't even begin to describe my experience at JvW Girls Football. From the boys' squad, I joined JvW Girls. Janine has created an amazing atmosphere. I had a wonderful twelve years at the club and am incredibly appreciative of the chance I was given. I developed both personally and as a football player." Said Wade. Wade has since signed a lucrative two-year contract with Aland United, a Finnish team.  She says, when she arrives in Finland to begin her new trip and chapter with Aland United, she will now put her skills to the test outside of JvW Girls Football....

Salgado: Teams Improve To Challenge Sundowns

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  By Malose Wa Ga Lamola   ShakingInk caught up with JVW Football For Girls and Banyana Banyana star attacker, Gabriela Selgado, and the 1.58m tall player opens up about the race to the Hollywoodbets Super League throne. The transition of Jenine Van Wyk from captaining her at club and national teams into the coaching space. Selgado delves into the Banyana heartbreak of missing out on the Olympic games currently underway in France.  Jenine Van Wyk is an iconic figure in South African football. With a staggering 185 caps under her belt, Van Wyk is the most capped footballer in Africa, both in men and women football. Van Wyk has since hung up her boots and walked into the dugouts to coach JVW Football For Girls in the Hollywoodbets Super League. Selgado shared a dressing room with Van Wyk both at club and national level, she is best suited to spot differences between captain and coach Van Wyk, or similarities if there are any. Though, the transition from playing to coaching ...