Heather Richards is aiming to maintain the healthy start to the season.
THE Celtic’s Women’s team have got their season off to a strong start after claiming a dominant win over Rangers and a comfortable victory in the early stages of the League Cup.
Confidence is high but Glasgow City remain the team to beat and the Hoops will be looking to maintain their positive momentum before the two sides meet for the first time this season and get a real measure of each other.
Celtic midfielder, Heather Richards spoke to the View about the season so far and her journey back to Paradise.
What’s your life outside football?
I work for a charity called Street League. It helps 16 to 24-year-olds get into work through sport. I take a football programme in Wishaw Sports Centre for the first part of the day and then I’m back in the office at Strathclyde Business Park doing paperwork and going over applications or whatever else they need help with. A lot of them are just out of school and others have just signed on and need some guidance on how to find a job. We do eight-week courses that involve employability work and sport. It used to be mainly boys but that’s changed and we’re seeing a lot more girls now. I’ve been doing it for nine months and I’m really enjoying it.
Tell us about your journey into football?
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