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Tony Gervaise the Arsenal Assistant Manager talks to Kim Little
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Tony Gervaise the Arsenal Assistant Manager talks to Kim Little
Tony Gervaise the Arsenal Assistant Manager talks to Kim Little (Arsenal). Arsenal Ladies 2:1 Sunderland WFC. FA Cup Final. Pride Park, Derby, 4/5/09. Credit: Arsenal Football Club / David Price
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In this image, Arsenal Assistant Manager Tony Gervaise engages in an animated conversation with Arsenal Ladies midfielder Kim Little during the FA Cup Final against Sunderland WFC at Pride Park in Derby on 4th May 2009. The tension is palpable as the two huddle together, their focused expressions revealing their determination to secure a victory for Arsenal. The FA Cup Final was a significant moment in the history of women's football, with Arsenal Ladies aiming to add another trophy to their impressive collection. Gervaise, a respected figure in the world of football, played a crucial role in the team's success as an assistant manager. His experience and expertise were invaluable in guiding the players through the challenges of the game. Little, a talented midfielder, was a key player for Arsenal Ladies and a vital cog in their machine. Her technical ability, vision, and creativity on the pitch were a threat to every opponent. In this moment, Gervaise offers her words of encouragement, strategy, and motivation, preparing her for the second half of the game. The atmosphere at Pride Park was electric, with thousands of fans cheering on their teams. The FA Cup Final was more than just a game; it was a celebration of women's football and a testament to the passion, dedication, and skill of the players. Arsenal Ladies emerged victorious, securing their place in the history books with a 2:1 win over Sunderland WFC. This photograph captures the intensity and focus of the FA Cup Final, as well as the unique bond between the assistant manager and his player. It is a powerful reminder of the importance of communication, teamwork, and determination in the world of football.
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