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‘Coming out of professional football, I felt lost – policing filled that gap’
Former Nottingham Forest captain Jemma Connor-Iommi is currently the manager of the GB Police Ladies Football Team. Alongside Vanessa Jardine, Northumbria Police's chief constable, the pair told Police Oracle why the side is on the hunt for new players, and why the sport complements life as an officer.
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