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Despite great success in the Scottish Women’s Premier League, Olid arrived at United as an unknown quantity in English football.<\/p>\n
It was a difficult start too, losing to London City Lionesses on the opening night of the Women’s Super League season before being thrashed 5-0 at home by Chelsea a week later – managing just two shots on target combined in those games.<\/p>\n
However, drawing at Arsenal was promising, and now four straight wins across the WSL and League Cup with 18 goals scored suggests her philosophy is starting to get through.<\/p>\n
Not that she is satisfied just yet.<\/p>\n
“I am so happy for the players – they deserve it,” she said. “We have started to click in a lot of things and they fight for each other.<\/p>\n
“But there is still a lot to improve. We created chances, but our last pass and our finishing needs to be better. That will come.”<\/p>\n
Liverpool counterpart Gareth Taylor was less impressed with Olid’s tactics, having seen his side’s encouraging start to the season stunted by two defeats in their past three.<\/p>\n
“They were very direct and we fell into their trap,” he said. “Their goalkeeper was literally kicking out of her hands.<\/p>\n
“We have got to be braver and there are lessons to learn. This was the first time where we have not been a good reflection of ourselves.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n