233. Meggie Dougherty Howard

SoccerGrlProbs

The Soccer Girl Problems Podcast

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5 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 16 February 2024

⏱️ 21 minutes

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This week on the podcast we chat with Angel City FC's Meggie Dougherty Howard. Meggie tell us about her challenging injuries last year and gives great advice on leaning on others during your injury while remembering it is part of the game and you are never alone in it. We also loved hearing how her growing confidence on the field has led her to feeling more free to express herself in her game.

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0:00.0	Soccer, and those you know we got some problems,
0:04.0	a no, we don't know where we're talking out to solve them.
0:06.0	We may laugh, we might learn, we might be.
0:08.0	Your games with some peace. he leaves.
0:17.0	Hey there! Hi, how are you?
0:19.0	Good, how are you?
0:20.0	We're good.
0:21.0	Thanks so much for coming to Berlin.
0:22.0	Yeah, no problem.
0:23.0	How are you? Where are you right now?
0:26.0	I'm in Florida.
0:27.0	Yeah, I'm from there.
0:28.0	So I just go back to my parents in the off season.
0:31.0	Awesome.
0:32.0	So one sort of warm place to another.
0:35.0	Exactly, yeah.
0:37.0	There you go.
0:38.0	How is the year, you know, and everything.
0:40.1	How was the season?
0:41.6	Good. Yeah, obviously going to a new team. That was
0:45.0	I was the season.
0:46.0	Yeah, obviously going to a new team, lots of adjustment and change.
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