It’s about people and not the occasions – that’s where I get emotional.
When you play football you get to do a lot of cool stuff. How many of my family members would have had an opportunity to be on the pitch at Wembley? It’s little things like that which make it special as I want everyone else to enjoy the moments too.
I’ve done a lot of amazing things in my career but I’ve always done it with their support. I want them to be a part of everything.
I got goosebumps and was a little bit emotional when they told me I was in the Hall of Fame. I’ll probably get emotional again when it properly sinks in.
I don’t think I’ve fully reflected on my career yet either.
There are so many moments. Playing at Wembley in the first women’s team with Team GB showed we could sell out grounds with the right support and marketing.
My first England cap was special. I was 17 and came on as a substitute against Italy. I scored on my debut and I remember it really vividly.
I was wearing a red kit and I came on as a right winger. I took a few people on and should have scored with the first chance before I put in the rebound. I remember being fearless and just enjoying everything about that moment.
Playing in a home European Championship in 2005 was massive. That was probably the best experience I had. My mum was ill at the time and Yanks was massive for me. She was so supportive.
I’ve also had World Cups and just loads of amazing memories… I’ve been really lucky.