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Smith and Wilson positive about WSL prospects

Calum Fuller by Calum Fuller
April 15, 2011
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Sue Smith is one of several high-profile signings for the Lady Imps this season. Picture: smudger888
This week saw a huge change in the way the women’s game is played in this country.
The Lincoln Ladies are one of eight founding clubs in the new Women’s Super League.
Calum Fuller went to their first game at Sincil Bank to find out more.

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