Casey Stoney was announced as Manchester United Women’s head coach just over a week ago and already seems to have got started with her new role. Despite United’s new women’s team not playing in the top flight of women’s football next season, playing in the second tier, Stoney felt that recruitment would be much harder than it was. United and Stoney have already agreed on 17 players joining the tea, with the new season starting in August. Speaking to the Manchester Evening News, Stoney said: “I thought the recruitment process was going to more difficult because we’re not in the top-tier, so I thought that would be a huge challenge for us.  … Read more