Joining Goal Diggers FC, an inclusive club for women and non-binary people based in east London, was a major milestone for Paula Griffin in her transition. To mark Trans Awareness Week, she tells Sky Sports why allyship is so affirming, and discusses her passion for Dulwich Hamlet FC@jonboy79Friday 19 November 2021 18:18, UK scale 20 rigid Wayne 'Radar' Riley reflects on an exciting finish to the Irish Open, a disappointing week for Bryson DeChambeau and offers an early preview to the final men's major of the year. scale 20 rigid Paula had been struggling with gender dysphoria since her early teens. She moved from the West Country to London as a young adult and when at work, she would wear her hair long but otherwise conform to the social expectations of the times. When at home or with friends who were also trans, she would feel more like her true self. "But jumping between two identities becomes very tough," she says. scale 20 rigid "Even though the club had been really encouraging when I got in touch, I was worried about what the players might think of me, a trans woman," she says. "But as I nervously walked up to the pitch, the membership secretary Gaia bounded up, introduced me to everyone, and got me started. scale 20 rigid
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