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football firsts

by
The LeaguePaper Team
4 October 2020

Portsmouth winger Ryan Williams talks us through his football memories

First match?
My first match was the National Soccer League final in Australia. It was Perth Glory against Wollongong Wolves at the Optus Oval and I was about seven. It was a massive stadium and to walk up the steps to look out on to the pitch was amazing. I can’t remember the final score or anything about it. I just remember walking out, it was a great feeling.
First hero?
I would say Steve Irwin but he’s not a footballer! It would probably be Thierry Henry, below. I was an Arsenal fan growing up and he...

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