Scott fears fewer opportunities in women's game
Briefly

Alex Scott emphasizes that the growth of women's football has created barriers for players from different backgrounds, particularly those from urban areas. She fears opportunities are dwindling.
Scott shares her personal experience of having support from a youth worker to reach Arsenal, stressing that such resources are now rarer, making it harder for inner-city girls to access the game.
She points out the irony in trying to grow the game while unintentionally excluding those who need access the most and highlights the importance of equal opportunity in football.
The FA's recent review aims to ensure diverse pathways to senior football, but Scott emphasizes that real change must focus on equal opportunities for all aspiring players.
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