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EPISODE · Jul 3, 2024 · 45 MIN

214: Caitlin Foord (Part A)

from The Howie Games · host LiSTNR

She helped inspire a nation, and she is ready to do it all again. Caitlin Foord is about to embark on Paris, and she is chasing gold with the Matildas.  After featuring in her first FIFA World Cup when she was 16 years old. The Matilda star has gone on to path the way for future generations of soccer players for boys and girls all over Australia. She isn't stopping any time soon either.  Her story is one of hard work, resilience and skill! Go get that gold, Foordy!  ***  Apple Users: Apple Podcasts recently made changes to how podcasts are delivered. Follow these steps to support the show by staying up-to-date with The Howie Games: Open Apple Podcasts and Search for The Howie Games and click through to the show. At the top of your screen, make sure the +Follow button is clicked. If you see an arrow next to the show, tap it. Ensure "Turn On Automatic Downloads" is enabled. If you see a tick at the top right corner, you're all set! Spotify Users: To make sure you never miss an episode: Open Spotify and Search for The Howie Games and navigate to the show page. Tap the settings icon (the little cog) on the show page. Make sure the "Auto-download episodes" option is toggled on (it should be green). See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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