Movement within the coaching set-up is the biggest thing that has happened since Chelsea Women's Emma Hayes announced last Thursday that she would be taking a step back from football due to medical and health reasons.
Only last week did the manager in question release a shock statement on social media regarding an emergency hysterectomy procedure that had to be performed in relation to her personal battle with endometriosis. It was an update that had implications on and off the pitch, with a coaching re-shuffle as the order of the day whilst the 46-year-old took some time off to recover.
Her assistants, Paul Green and Denise Reddy, have increased their responsibilities but the former of the pair, like he did when talking before and after the afternoon game, re-affirmed the stance that not much had changed process-wise external to the responsibility switches.
