Our Committee

Deborah Henry

Despite having half her family support the blue side of Manchester, Deborah's football allegiance came from her father's red side. A season ticket holder for both men & women, Deborah attends as many matches as she can both home & away.

Often behind the scenes doing the 'boring' work, Deborah's organisational skills and cool head are valued by the committee.

"My hope for MUWSC is that it helps every United fan to get the experience they want from a match day, whatever that maybe."

Chloe Beadle

Chloe wasn’t wrapped in a blanket when she was born but an “Ooh Aah Cantona” top and has followed United ever since. Having played and followed women’s football since the age of 4, she can’t wait to create new memories supporting the United women’s team. 

With experience working and volunteering at many national/international sporting events, Chloe is hoping that she can use her expertise to help grow the match day experience for fans with the MUWSC. 

“I hope the MUWSC continues to grow nationally and internationally, we have already come a long way in a short period of time and I’m super excited to see how far we can push the high standards of this supporters club throughout women’s football.”

Marc Henry

Marc has been a red all his life and a season ticket holder at Old Trafford for more than 20 Years. He has been to most of the world watching United and hopes that he can do this for the Women's team.

His technology know how has helped set up not only this website but also our Twitter, Instagram, Teesprings & YouTube pages.

"My hopes for MUWSC are to keep growing and set the standard for support in the Women's game".

Shane Higgs

Despite not being a local, Shane has supported United from a very early age proudly following in his mother's footsteps of being a red, and loves to attend matches at Old Trafford whenever possible. He has followed the Women's team since formation and became a regular match-goer part-way through the first season.

His background in IT and work as a data analyst has allowed him to keep a good steer on the financials, and earned him the nickname "Statto" for his keenness in record keeping of the team's results.

"I really want MUWSC to continue to grow and be a group that can represent our fan base effectively, as well as continuing to help boost the popularity of the team and Women's game."

Esme Brandal-Canns

My love for United comes from my dad, who was 8 when the Munich Air Disaster happened, which is what made him switch allegiance from his local team (Millwall!) as he saw United needed as much support as possible. I’ve taken my support very seriously from a young age, naming our first family dog Beckham. 

I’m at my happiest in the stands, and get to as many matches as possible, home and away. I don’t really know what to do with myself in between seasons! 

Being a fan means so much to me, and my hope in being a part of the MUWSC Committee is making sure every fan feels as good as I do to be a Red.

Ramu Bhattathiri

A little boy, hardly 7 years old, started watching football on TV with his brother. Years passed by. The brother stopped watching football, but the little boy could not. The love for a team in Red, was unstoppable.

20 years later, that little boy moved to the UK, and now regularly watches both the United Men’s and Women’s Teams, in the sun and in the rain.

Outside of football, Ramu manages Analytics & BI projects. 

"I envisage MUWSC to become the torch bearers of change in Women’s football community, in its efforts to echo the voice of the global fanbase of the Manchester United Women’s Team”

John Devonport

My names John or Yorkie, will answer to either. I’m originally from Barnsley and was introduced to Utd by my uncle in the early 80s, unfortunately I was unable to attend matches until I moved to Manchester in 1991, attending as many matches as I could.

Roll forward to April 2021 while living in Tyldesley, myself and my daughter Isobel attended our first game at LSV. The following season saw us get our first season tickets and we’ve not looked back since. 

The MUWSC members made us feel so welcome and included. Most, now have become good friends and make match days special. Having seen first hand all the good work the board and committee do to enhance our match day experience, I hope to assist them to make it even better and inclusive for all. If you see us around at games come say hi.

Rachel Davies

My first trips to Old Trafford were with my mum and aunties, and I grew up loving playing and watching football, especially Manchester United, no matter how many times I was told "football's not for girls".  

In a desire to watch more live football post-Covid, I attended my first women's game and despite a derby loss, was soon hooked.  I attend as many games as possible, and am excited to see how the game is developing and growing.

I'm looking forward to joining in with the work of MUWSC and helping all fans do what they do best - supporting United!

Susie Bewell

I have been a Manchester United fan forever:

but it wasn’t until the Women’s team was

reformed that I was able to experience the

passion from the terraces.

From day one, members of MUWSC have

made us feel welcome, home and away,

especially on our first European away

experience. I hope that our passion for the

team has repaid that in spades.

And I LOVE a good sing-song from the

standing section!

Outside of football I work in financial services:

a huge part of my job is listening and

connecting people, and that I hope I can bring

to further develop the MUWSC community.

Together we can roar Manchester United

Women to even greater success!

Cass Hyde

Cass supports Manchester United, whether it be at Old Trafford or Leigh Sports Village. She has had a season ticket for the women's team since they were promoted to the WSL, attending as many games as possible, both home and away. 

As part of Rainbow Devils, she helps run post match socials at The Whistling Wren, providing a space for LGBTQ+ United fans after games at Leigh. 

'As a special advisor on behalf of Rainbow Devils, we want to be proactive and have our ear to the ground for any issues LGBTQ+ United fans might face when watching Manchester United Women games. I hope this role will strengthen the ties between us and our allies at MUWSC.'

Zoe Williams

I fell in love with football and United as a kid thanks to my Dad. I was always at a park or someone’s garden playing with my mates and actually wanted to be a referee when I was older.

When I became disabled, football came to represent the things I couldn’t now do and I stopped watching it. It wasn’t until I saw clips of the women’s team on social media in 2021 that I slowly fell back in love with the game. I couldn’t imagine life without football now and it’s given me the best memories.

As a disabled fan I am here to represent our different perspective and highlight problems specific to our experience.