It's quite simple really: A World Cup comes around once every four years and you don't get to play a quarterfinal against… — Wendie Renard Day Copy Share Image
Even if you're dominated in a match, if you have one chance, you have to know how to go for it. — Wendie Renard Chance Copy Share Image
We know England is a great footballing nation. The fans are really supportive. — Wendie Renard England Copy Share Image
When I first got to Lyon, my coach at the time, Nicolas Quinault, was very keen for me to play as a… — Wendie Renard Coach Copy Share Image
I think things are chosen for us, we already have our paths. — Wendie Renard I think Copy Share Image
When I joined the academy - the equivalent of Clairefontaine - in Martinique, with all the good young players, we used to… — Wendie Renard Good Copy Share Image
Given that I am from Martinique, there was not much visibility. I cannot cite any names of female players I looked up… — Wendie Renard Football Copy Share Image
My mother used to play handball, and my aunts and uncles. I played handball for a while but I even used that… — Wendie Renard Aunts and uncles Copy Share Image
Lots of people have fought for women's football and we're starting to reap the rewards of that. — Wendie Renard Football Copy Share Image
People only talk about the winners, people talk about you if you win a trophy. — Wendie Renard Only Copy Share Image
I needed to be busy all the time; I was almost a hyperactive child. At home, I always had a ball. — Wendie Renard Always Copy Share Image
We have had a squad for a number of years and a president who believes in this, who has given us money… — Wendie Renard Come and go Copy Share Image
I've always said the EURO is more difficult than the World Cup as the level is tighter. It includes the best European… — Wendie Renard Best Copy Share Image
I started playing with boys from the age of seven and was also playing in the playground after school. We went to… — Wendie Renard Age Copy Share Image
Growing up, I had this objective of winning titles, but more importantly of succeeding in mainland France. — Wendie Renard France Copy Share Image
When you're from the Antilles, or of African descent, you're often stereotyped as nonchalant, and it's true my body language might have… — Wendie Renard Body Copy Share Image
