A new era for the women?s team has officially begun.

Fans attending The Nest on Sunday didn?t know what to expect after the club parted company with head coach Martin Herdman a few weeks ago. Would they stick to his principles, which have worked so well this campaign, or change the style in an attempt to become unpredictable"

Scott Emmerson takes charge of the side until the end of the season, and is certainly someone who knows the women well, having previously worked with both the women?s side and the ladies academy side. Having a familiar face in the dugout will certainly help the side pull in the same direction and move on quickly from the shocking decision to sack Herdman.

One thing thaty is guaranteed is the quality of this group of players. The club sits unbeaten due to the hard work and determination of the squad more than anything else, and with promotion in their sights, I?d be very surprised if there is a sharp drop in form.
It was also great to see the side back in action again, with the story of 2024 so far being one of abandoned matches and postponements, mainly due to waterlogged pitches.

The visitors to The Nest on Mother?s Day were Worthing, who came to NR10 to show that they are more than an afterthought in the title race. Yes, the form of both the Canaries and first-placed Wimbledon has been scintillating and enjoyable to watch, but Worthing have kept up with both sides and still have a realistic chance of catching the Dons. They curren...