Long Road To The Top For Turner
The wing-back has had more than her fair share of battles en route to the prestige of becoming Club captain in Women’s Super League 1 and one of the Blue Girls’ longest-serving players.
Warrington-born Turner joined the Club in 2006 as part of the Everton Ladies’ Centre of Excellence and graduated into the first team for the start of the 2013/2014 season.
But the start she had to life in the senior side was not the one she would have dreamt of.
“Breaking through was obviously great, but I had a bit of a mixed year because I broke my metatarsal in preseason,” recalled the 26-year-old. “I ended up being out for nine months and missed most of the season, so it was bittersweet.
NAME: Danielle Turner
POSITIONS: Defence/Midfield
DATE OF BIRTH: 1O September 1991
PLACE OF BIRTH: Warrington
HONOURS: WSL 2 Spring Series (2O15), Player of the Season (2O15), England U25 & U19s
“I had been working hard in the reserves, as it was called then, but the injury set me back a bit and I didn’t get back until the September. Like I say, it was great when I broke through - when I eventually did break through!”
This story is from the November 2017-18 edition of Everton Magazine.
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