"Maybe at the start of the season [Jeglertz] had his doubts. I hadn't been a regular in a top club before and I'm still a young player. He definitely had his doubts. I think I managed to prove to him that I can play. The belief that he's shown in me has been really helpful. He's had faith."
"I like proving people wrong anyway. When it's me and Yui [Hasegawa], we're two very small midfielders. Maybe people thought that we'd get out-muscled. I think we've proven that we like to play football so that's ultimately outweighed anything else."
"There's world class players here and the midfield is really strong so I knew I'd have to be patient. I just take whatever comes really. Being around a lot of the City girls who are also here is really helpful as well."
Laura Blindkilde Brown has established herself as a regular starter for Manchester City this season, starting 16 of 19 Women's Super League matches. Initially, there were doubts from City boss Andree Jeglertz about her capabilities, and a loan was considered. However, injuries in midfield provided her with an opportunity, which she seized. Her performances have contributed to City's nine-point lead in the league, positioning them for their first title in a decade. Blindkilde Brown aims to prove her worth and compete for a spot in the England squad despite strong competition.
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