
ScottishPower Upgrades Musselburgh Windsor Girls' Kit
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Former Musselburgh Windsor Girls player Amy Forbes, now with Boroughmuir Thistle, nominated her old team for a kit upgrade from ScottishPower. The package includes essentials like bibs, cones, water bottles, and Puma balls, along with eleven pairs of Puma boots. This boosts the teams morale and confidence, as proper gear was previously lacking. ScottishPower aims to support grassroots womens football, and Amy even included tickets to her games for inspiration.
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Edinburgh News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — ScottishPower Upgrades Musselburgh Windsor Girls' Kit. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
Musselberg, Windsor Girls, Under 14 football team just landed a sweet kit upgrade from Scottish Power. Former player Amy Forbes, now defending for Burrow Mirthissel and SWPL2, nominated them for the giveaway. She came full circle, handing over the gear at their training session on pinky playing fields. The package includes six sets of essentials, like bibs, cones, water bottles, and puma balls sized just right for under 14s. Plus, 11 pairs of fresh puma boots to knock down money hurdles for the players. Scottish powers pushing this out to grassroots clubs through their pro partners in the Scottish Women's Premier League. Amy started her journey right there on that pitch after her sister hooked her up through heart's coaches. Back then, kits were baggy hand-me-downs from the boys, killing confidence. Now, she says proper gear lets girls play bold and feel valued like the boys do. Club folks are buzzing, calling it a huge boost since funding kit yearly is a grind.
Less the girls skip the stress and dive into fun, skills, and team vibes. Amy even tossed in tickets for them to catch her in action, showing what's possible down the line. Scottish Power's CEO Keith Anderson says grassroots is the pulse of communities and they're all into fuel women's football from bibs to boots. Moments like this spark more girls to lace up, build talent, and keep the game growing strong. Stay informed with Edinburgh News today. AI-powered updates. I'm Corey with The Story.
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