I never felt bright enough. I never felt confident. I felt that kid coming out of the council estate, like I was never good enough. — Emma Hayes Copy Share Image
It's important for everyone's mental health they go home at Christmas. I don't want to tell any player they can't. — Emma Hayes Copy Share Image
I just don't know why anyone would ever think that women's football is a step down and that coaching World Cup champions, winners, players… — Emma Hayes Copy Share Image
I'm like everyone, I would hope for a fair and equal society and making great strides to create opportunities for women in the men's… — Emma Hayes Copy Share Image
The football world needs to live by its promises and live by the diversity codes. They need to be promoting opportunities for the less… — Emma Hayes Copy Share Image
The qualities involved with having to manage are exactly the same as it would be for a men's team. We are talking about human… — Emma Hayes Copy Share Image
I empathize with players. In our culture it is all about strategies and interventions to help the individual based on their individual needs. It… — Emma Hayes Copy Share Image
The interest is growing. It's a snowball-effect and I can't see anybody getting in the way of England becoming the best place in the… — Emma Hayes Copy Share Image
I sincerely hope AFC Wimbledon find the right candidate for their football club. The whole point about them not being able to afford me… — Emma Hayes Copy Share Image
It was so bizarre. I've never accepted a job as quickly as I accepted the Chelsea one. I said yes, I'll do it, I… — Emma Hayes Copy Share Image
