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Lioness-El Missy buzzing for the World Cup final
21-08-2023
2023
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This little girl is a real goal getter and has been inspired by the amazing achievements made by the Lionesses who have just reached the World Cup final in Sydney, Australia. Wynter Seymour, 11, from Northallerton, North Yorkshire, UK, started playing football at the age of four at her local grassroots club, Brompton Juniors. Joining a club full of boys did not phase her one bit, as she let her talent do the talking, knocking the socks off her peers. This summer, she has been glued to her TV screen as she watches her favourite players carry the weight of a nation on their shoulders, with the biggest prize in football on the line. Charlotte Seymour, 37, Wynter's mother has revealed the youngster had just recently signed for Leeds United's female academy.
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captionCATERS NEWS (PICTURED Wynter thumbs up in football kit ) This little girl is a real goal getter and has been inspired by the amazing achievements made by the Lionesses who have just reached the World Cup final in Sydney, Australia. Wynter Seymour, 11, from Northallerton, North Yorkshire, UK, started playing football at the age of four at her local grassroots club, Brompton Juniors. Joining a club full of boys did not phase her one bit, as she let her talent do the talking, knocking the socks off her peers. This summer, she has been glued to her TV screen as she watches her favourite players carry the weight of a nation on their shoulders, with the biggest prize in football on the line. SEE CATERS COPY .
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captionCATERS NEWS (PICTURED Wynter kicking ball) This little girl is a real goal getter and has been inspired by the amazing achievements made by the Lionesses who have just reached the World Cup final in Sydney, Australia. Wynter Seymour, 11, from Northallerton, North Yorkshire, UK, started playing football at the age of four at her local grassroots club, Brompton Juniors. Joining a club full of boys did not phase her one bit, as she let her talent do the talking, knocking the socks off her peers. This summer, she has been glued to her TV screen as she watches her favourite players carry the weight of a nation on their shoulders, with the biggest prize in football on the line. SEE CATERS COPY .
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captionCATERS NEWS (PICTURED Wynter kicking ball) This little girl is a real goal getter and has been inspired by the amazing achievements made by the Lionesses who have just reached the World Cup final in Sydney, Australia. Wynter Seymour, 11, from Northallerton, North Yorkshire, UK, started playing football at the age of four at her local grassroots club, Brompton Juniors. Joining a club full of boys did not phase her one bit, as she let her talent do the talking, knocking the socks off her peers. This summer, she has been glued to her TV screen as she watches her favourite players carry the weight of a nation on their shoulders, with the biggest prize in football on the line. SEE CATERS COPY .
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captionCATERS NEWS (PICTURED Wynter holding up number 7 shirt) This little girl is a real goal getter and has been inspired by the amazing achievements made by the Lionesses who have just reached the World Cup final in Sydney, Australia. Wynter Seymour, 11, from Northallerton, North Yorkshire, UK, started playing football at the age of four at her local grassroots club, Brompton Juniors. Joining a club full of boys did not phase her one bit, as she let her talent do the talking, knocking the socks off her peers. This summer, she has been glued to her TV screen as she watches her favourite players carry the weight of a nation on their shoulders, with the biggest prize in football on the line. SEE CATERS COPY .
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captionCATERS NEWS (PICTURED Wynter sigining contract with York City) This little girl is a real goal getter and has been inspired by the amazing achievements made by the Lionesses who have just reached the World Cup final in Sydney, Australia. Wynter Seymour, 11, from Northallerton, North Yorkshire, UK, started playing football at the age of four at her local grassroots club, Brompton Juniors. Joining a club full of boys did not phase her one bit, as she let her talent do the talking, knocking the socks off her peers. This summer, she has been glued to her TV screen as she watches her favourite players carry the weight of a nation on their shoulders, with the biggest prize in football on the line. SEE CATERS COPY .
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captionCATERS NEWS (PICTURED Wynter draped in England flag) This little girl is a real goal getter and has been inspired by the amazing achievements made by the Lionesses who have just reached the World Cup final in Sydney, Australia. Wynter Seymour, 11, from Northallerton, North Yorkshire, UK, started playing football at the age of four at her local grassroots club, Brompton Juniors. Joining a club full of boys did not phase her one bit, as she let her talent do the talking, knocking the socks off her peers. This summer, she has been glued to her TV screen as she watches her favourite players carry the weight of a nation on their shoulders, with the biggest prize in football on the line. SEE CATERS COPY .
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captionCATERS NEWS (PICTURED Wynter holding up England flag) This little girl is a real goal getter and has been inspired by the amazing achievements made by the Lionesses who have just reached the World Cup final in Sydney, Australia. Wynter Seymour, 11, from Northallerton, North Yorkshire, UK, started playing football at the age of four at her local grassroots club, Brompton Juniors. Joining a club full of boys did not phase her one bit, as she let her talent do the talking, knocking the socks off her peers. This summer, she has been glued to her TV screen as she watches her favourite players carry the weight of a nation on their shoulders, with the biggest prize in football on the line. . SEE CATERS COPY .
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captionCATERS NEWS (PICTURED Wynter dressed up as Manchester United player) This little girl is a real goal getter and has been inspired by the amazing achievements made by the Lionesses who have just reached the World Cup final in Sydney, Australia. Wynter Seymour, 11, from Northallerton, North Yorkshire, UK, started playing football at the age of four at her local grassroots club, Brompton Juniors. Joining a club full of boys did not phase her one bit, as she let her talent do the talking, knocking the socks off her peers. This summer, she has been glued to her TV screen as she watches her favourite players carry the weight of a nation on their shoulders, with the biggest prize in football on the line. . SEE CATERS COPY .
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captionCATERS NEWS (PICTURED Wynter watching England in Lioness kit) This little girl is a real goal getter and has been inspired by the amazing achievements made by the Lionesses who have just reached the World Cup final in Sydney, Australia. Wynter Seymour, 11, from Northallerton, North Yorkshire, UK, started playing football at the age of four at her local grassroots club, Brompton Juniors. Joining a club full of boys did not phase her one bit, as she let her talent do the talking, knocking the socks off her peers. This summer, she has been glued to her TV screen as she watches her favourite players carry the weight of a nation on their shoulders, with the biggest prize in football on the line. . SEE CATERS COPY .
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captionCATERS NEWS (PICTURED Wynter wearing captains armband) This little girl is a real goal getter and has been inspired by the amazing achievements made by the Lionesses who have just reached the World Cup final in Sydney, Australia. Wynter Seymour, 11, from Northallerton, North Yorkshire, UK, started playing football at the age of four at her local grassroots club, Brompton Juniors. Joining a club full of boys did not phase her one bit, as she let her talent do the talking, knocking the socks off her peers. This summer, she has been glued to her TV screen as she watches her favourite players carry the weight of a nation on their shoulders, with the biggest prize in football on the line. . SEE CATERS COPY .
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captionCATERS NEWS (PICTURED Wynter holding new England shirt-) This little girl is a real goal getter and has been inspired by the amazing achievements made by the Lionesses who have just reached the World Cup final in Sydney, Australia. Wynter Seymour, 11, from Northallerton, North Yorkshire, UK, started playing football at the age of four at her local grassroots club, Brompton Juniors. Joining a club full of boys did not phase her one bit, as she let her talent do the talking, knocking the socks off her peers. This summer, she has been glued to her TV screen as she watches her favourite players carry the weight of a nation on their shoulders, with the biggest prize in football on the line. . SEE CATERS COPY .
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captionCATERS NEWS (PICTURED Wynter holding trophy) This little girl is a real goal getter and has been inspired by the amazing achievements made by the Lionesses who have just reached the World Cup final in Sydney, Australia. Wynter Seymour, 11, from Northallerton, North Yorkshire, UK, started playing football at the age of four at her local grassroots club, Brompton Juniors. Joining a club full of boys did not phase her one bit, as she let her talent do the talking, knocking the socks off her peers. This summer, she has been glued to her TV screen as she watches her favourite players carry the weight of a nation on their shoulders, with the biggest prize in football on the line. . SEE CATERS COPY .
