#FC Rosengård

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Matchday 1 results 🫡

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Get that!

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Best woso moment

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Rosengård swedish champions 2022!

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FC Rosengårds makalösa svit

FC Rosengårds makalösa svit. Liksom i samhället i övrigt var kvinnor längre tillbaka i tiden starkt diskriminerade inom fotbollssfären eller helt enkelt förbjudna att utöva denna sport. Den första noterade matchen mellan två damlag ägde rum på Aspuddens idrottsplats i Stockholm redan 1918, men annars sågs damernas bollsparkande mestadels som rena skämtbuskisen med lustiga upptåg som matcher…

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AIK – FC Rosengård (Allsvenskan Dam 2024) Av Christopher Anderton

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rosengard’s keeper is working her ass off you go girl

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Interview with Micah

https://www-expressen-se.translate.goog/sport/fotboll/damallsvenskan/kan-vara-forodande-for-min-karriar-och-for-mitt-liv/?_x_tr_sl=sv&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=sv&_x_tr_pto=wapp

Thanks anon. Concussions are so damn scary.

The kick hit straight in the face and the first memory image was a gray fog.

After almost five months of rehabilitation, Teagan Micah, 25, is still not back in match form. Still, she is grateful.

- The first few months it wasn't football that worried me, then the question was more whether I would ever feel like normal again. It was a hard feeling that took me to a very dark place, says FC Rosengård's goalkeeper when she now chooses to tell about the time she herself describes as hell.

Beginning of December. Rosengård against Benfica in the Champions League and Teagan Micah raced out of his goal to beat striker Cloé Lacasse on a deep ball. She did prevent a goal, but the price was high.

The first memory I have is that I looked up and tried to focus on the scoreboard because I knew the match doctor was going to ask me if I knew what day it was and what the score was in the game. But I couldn't focus enough to see it, it was like a gray fog in front of my eyes.

Micah tried to stand up, but felt everything start to spin more and more.

Suddenly I started to cry. Beautiful tears that rolled down the cheeks. I couldn't control it. When you have a concussion, the emotions apparently don't do what they want.

Micah suffered a concussion At first, a fracture to the face was feared.

Eventually, only a concussion was diagnosed.

Or, just and just…

The crash was the start of a months-long nightmare for Micah.

The first weeks I couldn't do anything at all, just lay in bed. I couldn't even walk without feeling dizzy, had a constant headache.

Most of the time was spent in a dimmed room without television, mobile phone and other things that can strain a brain.

The Australian national team goalkeeper was far from home and felt increasingly isolated. The winter break came as a blessing in connection with Christmas. She was able to go home and see family and friends for a month.

But even there I had to isolate myself quite a lot because I wasn't feeling well. It's hard, I'm a very social person. I felt alone, I didn't have the health and I didn't have the football. A very tough time.

Teagan Micah returned to Malmö and FC Rosengård after the winter break, but after just one week she went to sports manager Therese Sjögran.

I cried and said that I need to go home again. I felt like I couldn't contribute at all to the team.

Leaving Rosengård again While the teammates went to Marbella for pre-season camp, Micah went back to Australia for a month.

She tried to get back on her feet with the national team doctor, who also works with many rugby players.

There is a lot of experience from concussions there.

Initially, the exercises were childishly simple. Micah had to stand and watch a ball drop to the ground and bounce up and down. She was asked to focus her gaze on a cross on the wall while turning her head from right to left.

Even such small exercises were enough to make me nauseous.

I also had VR glasses where I could see a ball going back and forth, but it also made me dizzy. Imagine then going out on a football field where there are 21 other players to follow, a ball, referee and everything around. It felt hopeless but I persevered.

National team doctor Brandi Cole pushed on. Eventually, Micah was back on a grass field.

I remember one of my first sessions. I drove for maybe 20 minutes and anyone who saw me after that must have thought I was drunk. My whole body was shaking, I felt like I needed to throw up and was carried off the field. Everything rocked.

Aiming for the WC in Australia Step by step, the sessions were extended and the exercises became more advanced. Today, Teagan Micah is not fully recovered, but it is close. She is back with FC Rosengård and training. Matches only become relevant when she can do a whole week of training without feeling any symptoms. She herself hopes that it is only a week or so away, but does not dare to withdraw anything in advance.

The goal is to be back to be able to play this summer's WC, at home in Australia and New Zealand. It has provided motivation, but also meant stress.

It's like a ticking bomb. I need to be back playing games before then. Before the injury I was in good shape and had 3-4 clean sheets in the last 5-6 games with the national team. When you get injured, it's often another goalkeeper who comes in and does a good job, so it's clear that it was stressful at times. Other times I think that I was bedridden for two months and that I shouldn't push too hard, it could be devastating for my career - and for my life.

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Matchday 1, pt 2 ⚽️

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Sofie Bredgaard scores her first ever goal for the Danish national team!

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https://www.instagram.com/reel/CxVl7U2tBIF/

Oh wow cool!

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fit of the day goes to ona, via fcb femeni's ig, 21/12/23