Sam Kerr does Sam Kerr things on WSL’s big return – Women’s Football Weekly

Football Weekly

The Guardian

Soccer, Sports

4.5 • 9.4K Ratings

🗓️ 18 January 2023

⏱️ 47 minutes

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With the return of the WSL, we wanted to bring you the latest episode of our brilliant Women’s Football Weekly podcast. In it, Faye Carruthers has Suzanne Wrack, Ceylon Andi Hickman and Moyo Abiona alongside her to round up all the action after the winter break. Make sure to search, listen and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/footballweeklypod

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0:00.0	This is The Guardian.
0:09.1	Hypot fans, Max here. Barry's here too.
0:10.8	Hello.
0:11.4	Football Weekly is supported by Lloyd's bank
0:13.3	and their money management tools on their mobile banking app.
0:16.9	Barry, how's your bank account looking?
0:18.7	Now we're wet into the wrong side of Christmas.
0:22.6	It's not bad, actually. It's in the black.
0:24.6	That's all I can ask for.
0:26.2	Someone's doing all right.
0:27.8	So to show off, Barry, Lloyd's money management tools
0:30.9	can help you stay on top of your money, for example.
0:33.3	Lloyd has a subscriptions manager.
0:35.7	Households right now, it's spending an average of £422 a year
0:39.7	on subscriptions with Lloyd's subscriptions manager tool.
0:42.5	You can block or cancel subscriptions.
0:44.3	You no longer need in a few simple taps.
0:47.0	That is good because I am paying 699 to get Serie A broadcast
0:52.8	to my flat in London and I live in Australia.
0:55.6	So I'm quite good to get rid of that.
0:58.5	I'm on board.
0:59.7	And actually, I have got a subscription to Apple TV
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