#team-identity

#team-identity

"We have more of an identity now. We're starting to believe in that. We can win in different ways. I think we've shown [that] over this 10-gamer. We can slug or we can win one-run games. We can steal bases. We're embracing all of that."

The mention of Tyrone conjures a transformation in perception from their past dominance and aggressive style of play to a more understated, less controversial approach in recent years.

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"I think we're starting to see now, as [women's] football becomes more and more professionalized, that pathway players, players with connections to Wales, are now eligible and we're utilizing that more..."

We are still in the process of getting better. We are a new group, and we have new players, new staff, and we are building towards something that we believe can create an identity with everyone.

Shedding an identity can sometimes be just as difficult as building one.

"It's now being embraced by our team, by our culture, by our coaching staff," he said. "We're going with that."