Twitter. It has changed how we report on Australian women's football and given access to an international audience to love our game as much as we do.
Twitter. It has changed how we report on Australian women's football and given access to an international audience to love our game as much as we do.
We first joined in 2009 with our first tweet by editor Ann Odong.
I said I would never get on twitter but here I am. My first tweet. Just finished an article for The Roar and updating the website. Enjoy!
— TheWomensGame (@TheWomensGame) October 3, 2009
4 ½ years, 33,600 tweets, 5 W-League seasons, 1 Asian Cup and a World Cup later, we are still here with a team that has grown to 12 passionate members.
We also thought that this would be a chance to look at some of the first tweets of some Australian footballers.
chilling back in germany for the 2011 womens world cup!
— Sam Kerr (@samkerr1) June 21, 2011
My first date with twitter
— Tameka Butt (@TamekaButt) October 13, 2011
Hi everyone, I will be on twitter soon... Just getting myself familiar with how it all works ! Thanks for all your support.
— Kyah Simon (@KyahSimon) September 10, 2011
Hey, im new on twitter so be patient... lol just hanging out with my team mate @Davis_soccer #followme
— lisa devanna (@L_Devanna11) August 12, 2011
I've joined the band wagon, now how do you use twitter?
— Elise Kellond-Knight (@elise_kk8) September 17, 2011
@Teigenallen you #tell them !
— Caitlin Foord (@CaitlinFoord) September 10, 2011
just got twitter :O
— Stephanie Catley (@stephcatley) February 23, 2009
As we head into a busy 18 months, give us a follow and join in the conversation! #LoveOurGame
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