I was brought up never to expect people to say no to me, because if I said I wanted to do something, then I was pushed forward and given as many reso… - Leah Williamson

So once you come into our game, there's no way we would alienate anybody. I don't think you would say anything in a woman's changing room that would shock anybody because it's so open. It's, be who you are, celebrate who you are, because this is a safe space for you.

The split second that they say something can affect you forever. So you're basically making a choice: do I want to live and just be happy in my bubble and be who I am, safely? Or do I want to stand up and be open about it, but then have to be strong enough to repel all of that negativity?

Even if someone else might not have liked the way I looked, to me I was fit, I was healthy, and I looked a way that I was happy with because I knew what I was doing made me happy.