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Mid-term report on Dan McNamara's WSL 2 history-makers

Tom Gibson assesses the impact of a group of players in unchartered territory as the club's first ever professional playing squad.

12.11.26, 06:30 Updated 11.11.26, 17:42

Wolves Women have faced a new challenge this season in the WSL 2. As Dan McNamara's side look to continue to find their feet in the professional game, there have already been plenty of encouraging signs of development.

The Wanderers Post takes a closer look at how each member of the squad has performed so far, assessing their contributions and identifying where improvements could be made.

Alex Brooks

Brooks has enjoyed a mixed start to the season but overall the goalkeeper has brought composure and a good understanding of what is required at this level, despite having no previous WSL 2 experience prior to Wolves’ promotion.

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Tom Gibson

Tom Gibson

Writer

is a graduate of the University of Derby's football journalism course and an accredited UEFA journalist. He has already amassed plenty of experience working for PA, Wolves Foundation and in the club's media department on a voluntary basis covering the women's and under-21s teams.

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