“With the WSL2 and it being in Nottingham it’s massive,” Bradley, 24, added. “We have had a couple of FA Cup finals held here at Forest’s ground and to be part of Nottingham playing at Notts County is brilliant.
“Since I was 13 I have been travelling to every club I have played for. I thought to be in Nottingham was a dream but it’s finally come true.
“In the WSL1 – and it will be the same in WSL2 – there are no easy games. It’s good that women’s football is improving so much.
“We have made loads of new signings – it’s brilliant and to be training full time is massive. We are all buzzing and excited for it all to get started.
“We’ll see what happens but we will obviously aim high.”
British women’s football reached a new peak of popularity during the London 2012 Olympic Games, with a crowd of more than 70,000 watching Team GB beat Brazil 1-0 at Wembley.
White, who has joined from Arsenal, believes the women’s game has gone from strength to strength since and admits the chance to join Notts and train full time was too good to turn down.
“It’s brilliant to be here and to be able to train every day is a privilege,” she explained. “To play football every day is amazing I am really looking forward to the season.
“I have never had the chance to train every day within the team so I jumped at the opportunity. It was something I could not turn down.