Tchine and co draw inspiration from the Euros-winning Lionesses and World Cup-winning Red Roses, rather than lament encroachment on netball's legacy territory. Netball Super League is newly professional but funds are tight, similar to football's Women's Super League in the mid-2010s. For Tchine, a standout in the London Pulse side who swept to their first Super League title this year, the "wow" moment came at the Lionesses' luxury hangout. In comparison, the first Women's Super League football season - following a 2014 reboot - had average crowds of 728 (from 562 in 2013). Women's football crowds in the tens of thousands are now almost commonplace, but that didn't happen overnight.