I think, in the days leading up to [a match], you do look around and you go, ‘What going to happen there, who going to play here, how that going to manage, is she okay?’ You do that, and I think that just because of the way we are as a team, we are very close knit, we look after each other, and we do have concerns when somebody might not be okay. We in a good position now, so that quite nice.”Read MoreWard happy with a point after Birmingham City Women stalemate against BrightonAnd it’s particularly reassuring as City have a big game this week. Wednesday night sees the Second City derby against Aston Villa, who sit second bottom of the WSL but who have a new manager in situ former Blues coach Marcus Bignot.Although Scott recognises the importance of her work on the coronavirus frontline, it doesn’t mean she is any less competitive or committed to winning.”If I lose it still the worst thing for me at that particular time,” she admitted.

But, I felt like those who tried to pursue me, just couldn TMt get to my heart. There is no spark. So I just move on.. As her usual animal care work dried up due to the pandemic, she grew adept at trawling the internet for “dodgy” sale ads, helping to return around 10 bikes to their grateful owners.Last month, she managed to track one Trumpington resident’s 1,600 road bike to London, but the pick up attempt was unfortunately bungled when the Met Police arrived at the seller’s house two days early, no bike in sight.This sad story fits a growing trend of higher end bikes being shipped out of the city by organised criminals.As the group has “gained more and more flesh over the months”, thieves are wising up to the fact they face exposure here, and less bikes are being re sold locally, Mr Terywall said.Testament to the group’s work, “buying a cheap bike has become a bit of a taboo thing now.”Liam Beaumont, 29, from Arbury, estimates that he has physically helped return around 30 bikes to people over the years.The expensive road bike was stolen from a bike shed under a block of flats in Trumpington and listed for 1k on ebayHis own bike was returned to him in extraordinary circumstances. After posting a photo of the stolen goods to Facebook, two boys turned up at his door covered in mud: “they’d gone traipsing through a swamp to get a bike back for me because they knew it was my bike, and I didn’t even know them.”Mr Beaumont, who runs a motocross track in Newmarket, said: “It’s not a one man band, without everybody chipping in, it wouldn be the success that it’s become. It’s the community finally pulling together.”In 2019, a study found that 2,750 bike thefts were reported in Cambridge over the previous 12 months, making it the second riskiest city for cycle owners..