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Mary Earps has apologised for controversial passages of her new memoir that appeared to hit out at her former England head coach Sarina Wiegman and Lionesses team-mate Hannah Hampton. The Paris Saint-Germain goalkeeper's autobiography detailed her retirement from the England set-up in passages which captured national attention‚ calling her manager's handling of the end of her international career 'bulls***'. Earps also appeared to hint at a difficult relationship with her former No 2 - now the Lionesses' No 1 - Hampton‚ claiming that her behaviour at the 2022 European Championship was 'overwhelmingly considered disruptive and unreliable‚ with a risk of being destructive'.
Former Lioness Ellen White has admitted feeling 'uneasy' about Mary Earps' new autobiography and the extent to which it delves into the inner dynamics of Sarina Wiegman's England dressing room. Earps‚ 32‚ details her 53-cap international career in All In: Football‚ Life and Learning to Be Unapologetically Me (Bonnier Books‚ £22)‚ published six months after her retirement from international football. In the book‚ she goes into detail on the breakdown of her relationship with Wiegman and her tense dynamic with fellow goalkeeper Hannah Hampton - which she pinned down to a 'misalignment of values.'
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