Wolves Women forward Racheal Quigley is next to answer a few quirky questions.
Most memorable place you’ve played football?
One of my most memorable has to be playing at West Bromwich Albion in their stadium and being part of the eight-nil win! In Australia, we dream of playing in the big stadiums over here and for it to be a derby was even better.
Strangest superstitions you’ve seen from teammates?
I don’t think there’s too many strange superstitions around the changing room. The only thing I’ve noticed is Tammi George trying to scab a bite of banana because she doesn’t want to eat the whole thing!
Greatest comeback you’ve been involved in?
This one would be back home in Australia playing for Adelaide United against Western Sydney. We went 2-1 down and came back to win the game 10-2!
Wolves teammate with worst taste in music?
I’m throwing Josie [Smith] under the bus here. Her taste in music is a bit erratic depending on her mood and she can’t sit through a whole song. In fact, she will tactically change the song when you’re belting a high note!
Strangest moment you’ve experienced in a game?
Back home in Australia, there were a couple of butt-naked streakers running across the field mid-game. They were my friends, but I’ve always denied it – until this day!
Oddest thing you’ve heard said during match?
During one of my games in the past, a coach yelled out the phrase ‘penetrate the box’…
Biggest character in a dressing room you’ve been in?
Abi Loydon has to be the quirkiest teammate I’ve ever had – although half of the time I have no idea what she’s saying! But she’ll throw down some well-practiced dance moves and she can instantly put a smile on your face.
Wolves teammates with the worst dress sense?
I don’t think it’s a bad dress sense, but you wouldn’t catch me wearing some of the outfits Abi Loydon is rocking. But she really rocks it.
Most unexpected result you’ve had?
Once I was in a team which went down to 10 players when it was 1-1 but came back to win 5-2. Unbelievable scenes.
Best goal you’ve ever seen scored?
A long time ago now, when I was at Adelaide, I won Goal of the Year in the Australian W-League with a bicycle kick.
This article originally featured in Wolves' official 2024/25 matchday programme. Last season's programmes are still available to purchase online through retailers Curtis Sports.
