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And then one day I got a text from my agent saying he was chatting to Parma – and it just went from there.” I always wanted to go somewhere with a different language, a different culture, to gain experience both on and off the pitch. “I loved my time there, the club was very good to me, but I just kind of had itchy feet, I decided I’d like to challenge myself elsewhere.

It was towards the end of last season that Farrelly, after 18 months in Glasgow, decided she wanted to move on.

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Niamh Farrelly: 'It’s an exciting time to be coming to Italy with the league going professional and Parma in Serie A, it’s a brilliant challenge for me' We have great facilities, we get what the men get, there’s real ambition here. He wants the same in Italy and is making sure the club is getting behind the women’s team. “He talked about how he looks at it from an American perspective where women’s football is so big and so successful. Krause, meanwhile, was vowing to rebuild Parma after a calamitous few years that saw the club go bankrupt and the men’s team drop down to Serie D.Īs a member of the family that owns the Kum & Go chain of petrol stations and convenience stores in America’s midwest, he wasn’t short of loot, and unusually enough for an owner of an Italian club at the time, was intent on investing in the women’s side of the operation too.Ĭome this summer, Farrelly found herself a beneficiary of that ambition, hearing about it first hand when she and her new Parma team-mates had dinner with Krause in Val di Pejo, in the mountains of northern Italy, where the squad were preparing for the new season. There's no pressure for me.If Niamh Farrelly even heard the news about American billionaire Kyle Krause buying a 90 per cent stake in Italian club Parma back towards the tail end of 2020, she’d have been forgiven for doubting that this development would ever have any impact on her own particular life.Īt the time, she was busy helping Peamount United win the National League, a few months before signing her first professional contract with Glasgow City. It shows there's progression, and I've enjoyed that it's been a slow, steady, gradual progress rather than shoot to the moon and then just have to sustain this huge amount of pressure. Now I'm getting number one albums, and I'm getting top five and top 10 singles. My music wasn't that good, but I've constantly improved over the years. 'Even with my music, you can see where I've started from. It's all just been working on the foundation and improving slowly. It's never been me just shooting to the moon. The 'Poppin' hitmaker told Men's Health magazine: 'I want to be the first person to ever beat Mayweather. The rap star is currently focused on his upcoming fights at The O2 Arena in London.īut in the longer term, he'd love to fight and beat the undefeated Floyd Mayweather, who is widely regarded as one of the greatest boxers of all time. I look at myself in the mirror, and I just stare at myself for five minutes, just being like ‘Jesus Christ.

I think that's just because I'm super fit and super ready. 'Not to be douchy, but I just feel like no one can outrun me and no one can out punch me.

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