SPONSOR NEEDED
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amanda crump
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APPEARANCES |
GOALS |
215 |
76 |
BIOGRAPHY
Amanda is the beating heart of the squad and a club legend. Having joined Town's former centre of excellence as a ten-year-old in 2000, she progressed through the Blues' youth ranks before making her first-team debut as a teenager.
An ever present in the Town midfield since taking a break from football on the eve of her twenties, Amanda has become the most valuable member of the squad and was awarded the club captaincy in 2014. She missed the 2016/17 season after falling pregnant with her daughter Lily-Ella but remarkably returned to the training pitch just three weeks after giving birth.
She subsequently returned to the pitch in the summer of 2017 and went on to lead the Tractor Girls to a third-place finish in the table, scoring 13 goals in the process. She also added yet another Suffolk FA Women's cup medal to her already impressive collection.
After taking another short break from football at the tail end of 2018, Amanda returned to the Town squad in February upon the appointment of Joe Sheehan and has been a key part of the Blues' recent success. Amanda also clocked up an impressive milestone as she reached her 200th appearance for Ipswich Town in the Blues' FA Cup victory over Royston Town in October 2019.
Amanda is the beating heart of the squad and a club legend. Having joined Town's former centre of excellence as a ten-year-old in 2000, she progressed through the Blues' youth ranks before making her first-team debut as a teenager.
An ever present in the Town midfield since taking a break from football on the eve of her twenties, Amanda has become the most valuable member of the squad and was awarded the club captaincy in 2014. She missed the 2016/17 season after falling pregnant with her daughter Lily-Ella but remarkably returned to the training pitch just three weeks after giving birth.
She subsequently returned to the pitch in the summer of 2017 and went on to lead the Tractor Girls to a third-place finish in the table, scoring 13 goals in the process. She also added yet another Suffolk FA Women's cup medal to her already impressive collection.
After taking another short break from football at the tail end of 2018, Amanda returned to the Town squad in February upon the appointment of Joe Sheehan and has been a key part of the Blues' recent success. Amanda also clocked up an impressive milestone as she reached her 200th appearance for Ipswich Town in the Blues' FA Cup victory over Royston Town in October 2019.