Today (Tuesday, June 14), the campaign made its way to Horsham, specifically The Bridge Leisure Centre in Broadbridge Heath, to honour ex-England captain Faye White MBE as part of the ‘Where Greatness is Made’ campaign. Former England women’s captain, Faye White MBE, was honoured with a plaque located in Broadbridge Heath, as Nationwide Building Society and England Football celebrated ‘Where Greatness Is Made’ campaign at The Bridge Leisure CentreWhite is a former England international footballer who captained the Lionesses intermittently from 2002-2012 whilst battling through injuries, yet still held a record 90 caps and scored 12 goals. This initiative follows last year’s hugely successful ‘Coin for Respect’ campaign and is part of Nationwide’s pledge to ensure one million players, parents and coaches get involved with the England Football Respect campaign by 2023. The building society also plans to give out a series of Mutual Respect Grants, launching a landing page where people can add their signature to the website to show their support for mutual respect for all. "Our England captains always lead by example and are a symbol of respect, so it’s only fitting that they drive this positive message forward and help promote mutual respect both on and off the pitch.”

Source: Express June 14, 2022 12:10 UTC