With 2022 just around the corner, Marc Skinner chats Manchester United Women improvement, England Women prospects and January transfers with Sky Sports News’ Anton Toloui. Skinner arrived at United in July, taking over the reins from Casey Stoney after two successful years in the Women’s Super League. Having helped revolutionise women’s football at Birmingham, the coach arrived with plenty of experience. After ten games, United sit in fourth over the winter break, two points behind Tottenham in third and a spot in next season’s Champions League. Although they have won 50 per cent of their Barclays FA Women’s Super League matches, performances in three draws and two defeats leaves Skinner and United with plenty to work on. The manager told Sky Sports News : “I think we have a lot of good players, but the best teams win. We’re trying to build a culture here where the team is the most important and not the individual. The individuals shine and show their qualities but for us, we want...